Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)
- Class of 1938
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Dzii 11939 p92r,Q p1:'gr9d hG1Z'.'f Sri US TflCU'5h YEPQY 9r.,z','1m'g ih9i:f' YES? X. fl 1? .5 Rv x Y 5' .4 I f Q Q Y gi 1 W? lf Ji: on 'f'h.,. Q Y bf ,rx ,fv- ..' 55 Dr. Sexton, superintendent of schools, looks with characteristic beniqnity upon these deliciously informal shots of a typical P. TA. niqht at Eastern. Georqia lalcovac and her mother talk things over with Miss Willniaii Cupper riqhtl, while Mr. Rich smiles qreetinqs to Mr, and lVlrs. R. N. Rowley Ccenterl, and the cameraman catches a representative cross section ot our well filled auditorium. Parents and Teachers meet while the Dads of Eastern celebrate at their annual Football Banquet. Coach Bachrnan of Michigan State Colleqe Ccenter, behind iootballl, was quest of honor. We see Mr. Stebbins Ctop leftl, seated with Mr. Rich and Ctop right? Maro Miller, Bob Sherman, and Don Hobart, Quaker stalwarts, are caught between rnouthfuls of cherry pie. CLower, extreme riqhtl are Mr. Benqe, ex- president, and Mr. Mclntire, if ft ' 9-:Q 'Xl w.,,' 'ing mf S. N I an .1,, N - -.ff mls, I S4 Y-. I SENIORS WORKING WITH ls 3 g xx 6 '-nn? 1 A ' U Y- 1-f' 'x R s ! -Qi' Informal Shots of the Powers That Be D1'.'.3E1iH 'EL rYr1tf'1r, ' 1: w , rn. Agri, , 1 f, T9 ifl'Ef,f:ETlI1f, If zzrfi flifl 'wer Heir j1ff1:p11t1 Ulf .EIC 5 .-,fJj111i',' Qzt 1Ci1:i'5 Q ,mg'?1fxxl gr ' l9II1S hm' hlff. frm 1 ifT: 1Y fir: 1'-I t' I 1 Mx.: is T.1ll'F B 1 1 gr 'iii :Q zifigi ., ff! .AQ r. . , . ' H fl V':K-f: IT 11111, 1 mrdzwr f ., . S V. ,.,, J., .. p, ,K , Q., ,. JM.. Ab V ..,. .,,.'4.., A,,..,v ..,. M I.. I1,vr...k,, ,. w..,..,J, ,.,4.l..,,uI1 , ,,.1,,I' f.., ,... A, T hmm 5 Ol - K ', , , mv is Administrators ' in every branch of school life are represenfed by the Girls' League Oificers Mop picturel who are, lei? to right, A. Staeliel, D. Marsli, D. Sober, M. Hollander, Miss Mannina, V. Gaxint, B. Gafes, L. Lewis L, Feress. Every girl in Eastern is aiifaznfztically a ineznber of the Girls' Lecxgiie section ef her class. There are six seetiens, eaeli electing its own cffzeers and meeting several tinies CT semester. Frequently the entire erianixiiii zz ILSUIS :is ri 'xixzt and once a year they sgenser a rariy 'i' '.Vlf!lCl'l ee:i'.'eri1'i-ri is reversed arid the boys are :ggesfs if Zlie girls. f. ss Eaixittigizreizier extreme rxqlitl, 15 ine spenser. fir, fltizax-.2 l' :1r:1e Yea: it Bly, ara XY, il Gxxaariee Director, is ::C'C'.1lT',' and stpxjetits aliqe are 5Sf'9ClCl:.'- gr.3'ief11. t' 311. efficient eff1:e staff Ae:-.-' 'ei' 1-Jlii Cai Itipgeri 1: ie pleaspres if singer lie by keegna affairs r sitiietnly. Then' :.e 'ei' e .1 Ht Ffizn Ztsfri Verrifz Stress and ..,. - 3,,,,.3,,,,,.s -,.s,,,e ia..- axe. -Un If I any 1' ' 00 lected, if, Qt. ,,,,,,, ., Student Government ts qtvert every ertccurctqement CII Eastern. The Student Council Center? wcrxs m Cceopercxtior. wtth 'he faculty tc gzreriiite cz better tmderstcxrtdxng beiveei teacher cmd students. 'fflih every heme rocrri and dass represezited, the destres of students are :made and Cgsegssed irt Cctmcxf meetmqs. Ecxsterrts halt qpude system keeps the halls Cleared GT all times by msuritig that every student has CI preper permit. Hall Serqecmts are shcvm Ctepl, cmd helm-I Q: hall Qfficer stops U wanderer fer Q: permtr. Snider: fp Lei' 'p rglif ffffffi: rl.. .':'k1:1s Fitiiie F. v.YC.CZ'f.Cff . . Ie'1:.1:,s i fpzgg . iC'.'.' fi E. F.1'::1i1gr1i I-I. Fas'-fr P.. S'::1e:Qf.'i'i, Y. Ginn' 2. Lersf E. Fzrsjrii F. Fferixgi S'::4rg.::. fires ff. E Zffiffri ffeyer POT' E. f. Cruziij '.'.'eis'et .ln 'ffutzel 3. Ecperle, Q. Dcwe 2. Isfiller, E. Ferlzgis, Q '. 1F:x E. I. Hjiezifziii F. Adzfrrs. FOX' fn Fzenegi I, f.i'1fK9EZl6 f ' Simpy S.. P:r'er, T. f-1iKei':.':i 2. fi, -i1r1s ff. F 'sei' f. Kiel. 29153: Hrcg D f Wg 8 F75 ii :JOE . 5 . . 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Wayne Green was their first presi- dent. ln their second year, Mary Alice lennings stepped forward to direct the activities of the class. ln social circles the biggest enterprise was the l-l-lop, 'Bippling Bhythmf' of which Martha Payne and loseph Kroll were co-chairmen. By this time Bobert Sherman, Donald Bobart, Wayne Green, and Ferry Bath- burn had become outstanding athletes, while Milbourne Moore had carried away honors in swimming. Originality has been the keynote in this class's activities, and it was displayed again when Mary Alice lennings was elected Senior Class President the first girl ever to receive this honor. Mr. Vanlsiere gave up his position as class advisor to Mr. Leyrer during this year. Upon Dick Budd, the highest honor possible was bestowed when he was chosen Student Council President. loseph Kroll and Mary lane Couchois displayed outstanding dramatic ability in the Senior B Play, The Ivory Door, while Doris Veith and Harold Folks starred in the opera, Countess Maritzaf' l-lelen Scholl, Barbara Scheidt, and Dorothy Pruirn also carried top honors in the musical field. The literary talent of the class was supplied by Carol Letzring, editor-in-chief of the Easterner, and Esther Tueling and Douglas Dawe, co-editors of the Lantern. With Frances French winning the District Oratorical Cham- pionship, and Marguerite Bowden, lna Springer, Robert Tefft, and Kelvin Kiebler talking their way to success as debators, the reputation of our speech department was definitely established. Wendall Morse, Marian Knight, and Marguerite Bowden as chairmen cf the Senior Prom, Banquet, and Program respectively, turned in excellent performances to complete the activities of the Class of l938. A f l f fly f-'f -4 ' v ' Criss officers: lflr. Giiscng 1, Lalflaccrzia, Treasq A, S'af'nel, Sefyg A. Porer, Pres., Cv, Gloden, V. Pres. Senior B play: Helen Ryan, Gcrnrzrdt Remus, Caroline Miller. Senior B Class Outstanding in Play The lanuary Class of l939 has had two and one-half years of rounded school life. Under the auidance of Mr. Chadwick, Lorraine Foress was chosen Sophomore class president. At their first social event, the Sophomore Mixer, they hecarne acquainted with each other and paved the way for future social functions. ln junior days, Robert French, as class executive, turned in a fine piece of work, while Maro Miller and Ted Vtfonch gave outstanding per- formances in both basketlofrll and football. The I-l-lop, Melody Cruise, guided by Alfred Porter and Robert French was one of the srnash hits of the year. Swinging into its senior year, the class placed its confidence in Alfred Porter as class president, Lorraine ljoress as foresi- X X 4- 9 ,. ,Q S QQ A 4 ' .,.,.f't - - -- 4 fr' dent of the Girls' Leaaue, and Margaret Stanae, as president of the G.A.A. The vocal talent was represented by Marvin Dean and Gerhardt Remus, rnernbers of the Boys' Quartet. Gehr- hardt Rernus, prominent also in the field of dramatics, aave a superior performance in the Senior B play, Charley's Aunt. Brinaina the class recoanition in literary work, were Alfred Porter and Robert French, workers on the Lantern. The students in this class are now eagerly awaiting their last semester at Eastern, for which they are plannina rnany activities. Arnong these are the Senior Prom, Sen.cr Day and the Senior Banquet. 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Rc,111f:r1kf.w1:t H. R :sun I.. I'.1f:r'1r1, I.. Ilzrlirr, 3. f.f'1r'1z1, R. Na:-.rrrifxzi E. Nei rr, E. .Icf's-If-: V. Pzzrrifrtf.-r. RCI' Y: D. f.ff1itIf:r.i, E. F.u'kif'- E. Lzvfll, P.. i.f1'GQ'.rre, I.'iC1I1!11f'.11, G. riicr, I. Rise, Lf. Russell, E. Ff:ricier., I. 2155 rr B. f.f:cf:l C. TJ1 ilf.iS, V. Ilcxwei-il, T. Liflf f. Riley, IJ. Fzigers, A. Reuver, I. Pillars. FOX' 3: L. Nirrigiixie, V. I.'I:D :riiel, L, Ceiiier, M1 D. Place, C. Pczrmely, IJ. Sfxurifzt, M. Rcsrriusseri. R. Fuiisen, Lfuttscri, M. iwfzicrie, 2. Miiier N. Richards. E. McQuC1y, I. Phillips I, Ilxrk. I. Lfzies, Loriq, E. ::CI1fT.Y1EQ', A. Ffzutenipush. RCN' 4: L. Sieii, if. Menkeri, G. Fuses, E. Peihcrrn, ff. M-eddciuqii, S. flgrteuse, I. Siulte, S. Reuse I, Eekiins, F. Pixie P. fgrejr. E. ffeyerfs L. N:iEj B, Nxkfeer C. L2 k'.'.'giii, P. Pr-f1Eig'i1.' R. i.'g:i'i2.i-rg. F,Q','.' I iff' ie rillfiz F. Sligigx f3...f-1:5 E, 2. I.A,.l1II'-1. 1: 2. 232.113 .'.'1.1if1rr1s, R. Smith, If. 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','.'g:'Ecer'.s Iunior A: TWO years crqc this class Currie tc Ecrsrern re beqzri iis hiqh school edpiccrireri. Richard Bcuerie was Chosen ruresiderri. Aqcriri, due ic his pirwiiuriy izrzj Czhglity, Rgchcrd Biruerie wcs elected president fer the Isnier feirr. Rehert Scrgerir rica charge cf the I-Hep, R1v1erQr Hevelsf' Mqsrec. talent l3 represented by Murray Preserii, ertiirreit piezriist- Murray Sietvgrrr 'fseuiistz and Mclrquitcr Basseir, pnhisi cmd vociisi. Vxfcrlter B311 cmd Dczie Kculitz have made marries for rhemselxfes in Ecxsierrfs fooibcrii rustory, whiie I5-.rthxgr Srtiith excelled s'.vm1r:1ng. Fear gifcrqericrhle servpesiers kuve swiftly v-ff'--f-f-1 -,,,..::7.4. f Iunior B Class Y ' v lfvv ...X .. .. , ' TI,,,-., ' 'U A . T U .4 V. ' IZ . . . . 1 .. .. . . Jr... . ... ..., .. . ,. ,.1.. :.. - . .. .. .... . . .r .. . 2'- lY1fl'j-'T Q. 21.11115 ' .:1, T. Gifi f. G 111153, E. F .1..f-r E. 1:11 fl. .l.ss11 fl. 1L...H ff. Iemkx s . Cfzzlscrx L. Goucher, I. Eufer f. ::r:ef. 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Shirley' Rzchmcuci cmd Ice Gods.-eto stimci out IIT ihe :ici amd Grace SlCiCTl rs prcfixieit crotcry or' ciebstmg. As edwcrs cf their .1I'1lCf high school papers, Ahce Stevens irc Potrenqrll ond Emo Selig ircrti Y-Holter French turned LH C1 ine fllSCS ci wor4 Don Keck cmd Allen Helrrcm ore promising SWlTDIH1ITCj' teorzi rtiaterrol. 'Vfotcrf these people, they ore qomq places. - 37 .. E 1 B if r' wk Sophomore A officers: DQURZ Livell, ries- ,::..y Pfzgtil' Qeiu- '-G' nwk m'Q s if Sophomore B officers LIKE A111-?,. 51553 QiQYIlE1'L Iili x P 65 F IG S if Sophomore A Class o riot T drt L on D fill niin rs A lJtII1 1' G Mr' its fl V Po Q fy .9 Q H. LCUC dll, I.. EQ.: N, ,, xi L CII . R ISI .C af J 'X GCI S H i H Q Q D ss Jrrfii ne CIVGI M fi rms v IIMGH If' Noyes ner :In k Tro V i eni f Q is S rr 1 i Jet .ffC1f'1. .. 17131-' . . f:.,r1:, i. Helens, , dji., . '.','ir.:idgzt1 f 3 M. Sndu Tuzl., ... ft. R. . fttifrz 2 .if-1523 2. f'ei::.g ':nE'4.e .. Tridjpr, B. Srnii., '. S1::.,:Q L. S:.':rg F. i'IELi'C'?. r, . ' ,. ' 3111: T. Sduerec I, vi-ElfI,T,ft, . dlewski. ' ophomore A Class With one yefr of h1-h xhool behind thern this cioss looks forward to two more exciting yeors oi stuoy1ng ond ptoying. The present Goss officers ore: President Donna Loveiig secretory Soliy Poliner, ond tredsurer Morgdret Cook. Austin Wctzei wos chotirnidn of the Sophomore Mixer. Singing her woy to the toni Mdrdo Purchis come to odstern wit. on es otbhshed repiffotion ,Q on eniort' Qner. Frank Springer, ohn Aer, ond Worn' lien -., 'gre Aromise ,Q on nd Corning ortists ond . .1Q,. 4 snow ' oien os .. fo.. Lorl Iffefoige is this CLCISSIS o.- oround othle e. Good moi: in everything yod do, Closs of 1940. ,- out s-5,-f Q. -k Sophomore B Class BCT! l: I. l.lc.f.re, I. Myers, M. Buwlly, K. Erazffur, M. I' IfI'l , Evrzns, K. Glossotv, B. Griflir., E. Becker, A. Cusziion, M. If:-nlcins, D. McCaslin, E. Harris, L. M. Gourlay, C. GilllSUIl, L. liewyt E. Hubbard, M. lvfontqcrnery, B. Buraess, C. Alaafe, B. L. Harris. BOW 2: E. Kelloaq, B. Marun P. Baquley, H. Avis, D. Dunilcel, M. Miller, A. Akzrarxarn, L. Kyfslci, I. Kramer, B. ll:51gE.:rt, I. Lewis, L. l'fflfSfl.Il, Giinnetf, N. Brown, D. lvfitler, S, 222.1 Q. :ska E. Marsh, H. l. P. Dawn, D. Fishaeclc. BOE' 11: B. Blcuali, R. Btaniar l, E. Brrlc-1: D. La:ifgw:r'lty, Euy zz' G. Haley, F. Filnicre, P. H'.if.'l.e'rts, B. Mercer, B. Grove, D.r1.ejr I. lfil., E. Gemalslcy, lffirgtey K. Bennett, E. Hjnazgcf, I. Brown, Mayes, li. Lliller. EGU' -2: F. Gasler, B. Alien .l.. I. Ear' H. Koauf, E. Izrgnson, I. Tlurg 2.11 L. Hardy, G Htllrnan B. Izzzzf-sin V. Brcwri, L. Muzzy, l.f. Cir: E. Bgnnan, B. Asif-r I. Ex.-1.ir1'g, L. Gousineau, B. Gus'er. EGU' 5: G. Charlie, V. Ezffrz. . B. Cox, E. Glprrk L. Eirrpazi, E. Bandy D. Littlefield, R. Iilpnscn, I. Harrington, P. Culver, Liftard, G. Groslgr, G. A3512 N. Ames I. Halle-nbe-ck, L. Gushicrt I. Brialio D. Ernst:-eral: E Azeltcn, R. Aniierserz D. Bgrsx BOW' l: T. Brttiig llurrd., E. fixairer, V. Ulrey, D. Prznql-1, B. S'::if1r, D. Sihzriidt. I. liale, I diririgiazn, G. SL1rer1s.ri, E. Custiton, K. Albauqn, M. Sherman, '.'.'. Sprawl, B. Stoddard, I. Parks, Ll. Pappas, S. Siegfried, I. Stuart, E. Perkins, H. Bitter. ROW' 2: M. Smith, A. Dryer, N. Dfms P. Patterson, B. Troy-er, D. Speer, V. Schultz, P. Marshall, I. llfriglzt, T. Koeller, G. Sindall, E Briunsma, M. Arning, Lf. '.'.'yllys, V. Tisdale, G. VJeE,s'er, ll. Yarinfr, D. Parkhouse, B. Ycun: L. Verretfe, B. Pierson, M. Surato, M. Quick. ROW' 3: HV. llaltny, B. Thompson, D. Vfcogiir l, E Pruim, YV. Toy, C. Evancff, Pl. Park, S. Ludlum, I. Nuaent, '.'f. Spraga, B. Bradley, C. Bladiget' R. Wy:-kcff, Priie, R. Snyder, D. Greive, H. Axelsen, B. Ressler, R. Crews, P. Baliirr. B. Ccryeli, S. lfiiiilefon. I?O'.'.' 4: R. Tfagner, R. McCloud, D. Bates, Z. Amell, E. '-Void, I. Yf-T, FY. Y.:1T1fZl'l I. C'l.fe'1ra F. Sweales, Terry, N. Sidcti, L. Nickerson F. Davis, K. Kirrfflt D Lfllf-ll' F. Pffk B. Plz'-. If '.'.'g:fieQl Swift '.'.'el.s, D. Eiftzrisgn. BOY E: L. 31'-Ili Brands Siange f. Qizzzzton, G. Kleke I.'::1E :13i:t1, G. Hastings, E. B:::1ersE..: L. E32-.ley G. Pina E. Nllifff G. Gccnrane Eafiej: U Fgafsifi '24- Y Tvs'- G. Smith E. Szrnniizis G. S21-.' I. Reiley Van Blarzicni. ' Sophomore B Class were warmly welcomed into Eastern at the Sophomore Mixer. Class officers are: Zane Amell, president: Gordon Haley, vice presl- dent: Bethan Ho han, secretary, and Arland Place, treasurer. Geraldine Y PD Webster and Bethany Hopphan have gained journalistic experience as editors ot their Junior hiqh school papers. In dramatics, Mary Iane Wriaht and Helen Morey are prominent. The music department appreciates the ability of Alma Iane Bare, pianist and clarinetist, and the vocal quartet, consisting of Iohn OlMearc, Douglas Bcut, Eredwick Gilmore, and Eugene Pruirn. We welccnie this prorn1s1n:5 class to Eastern. -41- THE 1938 LANTERN FINDS 5, 4 - fr V, U, vf' VW, a ', K ' . f-1, ' . , H - . 'af' fn' 1.. 1 ' I A I- , my-,fzflffS36l:v, 5 , LU a'ls4,:i'5pRf' 5 -, - -. fy : .. I .axbkljf 'y sf- ' Sig5 IE'-M I. E5-p5,a.,if'f'A 1 if I ww Q iffy ' K I ? . 5 N, -1 ,,, , E Q 'L , K .-EIXST BP-N F STUD 41 1- xvllfn llyl X V Al WJ' Q THE THINKER The Camera Catches the Sp1r1t of a ICI a vers tha s ua 111 1s Q 'lil these arts , s hrcagV1 the q1ass clears a , VJ eetef 1 1: ar VI fer 1g'1 ts de-eeimg 0 P 45 'P an 1 me '1t ana 1ss Ra' 5 ' Crete IS Gipl 125 Q. stu ent C ubi us 11iera1 ' 1 ,dt 1 ':.1 1 We -11 5.Je dee- 15 't GIVE, V e 'resent our HQ'iS 'e arimeni 11155 15 ,er1s1dered ,ne th best P Qrqctmzefj t ITS Kmd QW t1e state. tadents .'1tf1 'v.'T1flI'1Q ccrtiytexes get Cm an A '11l.il 'e ru 'heir sta if f Hee' C :A 311,11 ,I j-umal1srT1, 'J 11, these ' 1111 pr,11e,1r1c-d twre ,1 fglnl, sA eaxinj er rad: spee- 11' e 5 e Classes ' Q1 he use c Q1 1:1C,ie 11,1 '11- 5 W 'ress S'-'Sff:ff1. esides ysua eurses fe 1:1 grc1.'1'.:11ar ana 11terC11u1e 1ste1:'1 QQ '- ,111.iQ 151 11e'. L51 5 1 big sg Q51 Emqtish ana att-ers courses 111 world hterature e.1.eci1al re dmq and industrial English. Debate ' Radio Speech ' Public Speaking How's your Ethos? ' 'Thats that? ffr. Harris speech lIiEf.'Q,.Cf, tells gs .2 1 Lis fh9 jters'f's1'fe Q'g3'.1i',' A efs:r.3.1 ,' gf. gazes Q: 22153. 3-'izxstraizi '.:'.'.'e7 xiii, assuming 'nee STTCIYQIX' 11111 :I at .east 32 5-.er5.ef.i:r, f 51-fieaqe 3: tie Egg Apps. -3fe1t3'.':ay, lie. Pm eiiiieer 31.53 ., , f' . ',.',., 4... Y me A ...A .W , Nw. ,eh 1 ' ,-,.A..:., fmfm. F' T :M - M N rev-- .J IC: JQZJ.: J .,,,:. f Q .az .. :.f,.:-. ,ut C- ..- -:,t....1 ,.gJ...Z:fl ,Jane ,CTVM 'Q.,i:::.: year the syeiih 4236 1' I'f.,'.'6'A if 'ein' Qgariers :V 'Ve third flizr and Qcikiig ard 'C J rf,-5 lvrfff-In f Y -. f-- W-A VA,-,v 5--f--YF T,-f-U f,-,W me f. ----U 5 V.-My-Y f,-fprf--uf , f-lf-' f,--rf :M ,,. A..V,-,-.Ae....5 - , M.: ..:'a. .,.,1,:. Lac, A.. J.: .4 .-::.i.. ...AMI .faiatzg F-, ...5 dm. 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Perhdps shes dCSCT11IDlI'1i5 some 01 1he experiences she hdd 1r. El1Cj1CHlCi and hdly ldst s11r11r11er. M1ss B9TUCIIN1I'l f1e11D Ulld Nhss WOOTOI1 r1fgh1J Ure ever cheerful even r111er cr STTQUUOUS df:y's iefrchmig. Bile S11gd',' Chlh is C1 group of s1L1der11s 1h1er- 93160 111 tie qredtest it1ds1er1 Lece Cf C131 11z11es. Under rhe leadership C1 Miss Cline, dub shgdies the h1SflQl 7' did rhildsephy if Bible. Qe:111res C1152 izre :given refere 1he group cfizfeteit snedkers. Q---AQ'-Q gl- - ,NJA me- 1d.d.,-...,, ,..,. First .f. Bdrr, fl.. Siting L. Hsehirre, M. -lg-FY 3 Q.,,, 11 ,.,r..',', ,.,. M Tu 1, A... D -,--,,, . :3,.,, f, f,,,.1 LJ? .,,..,A,.. .,--.,,. ,....-U., fs.. F, . v v -V - ' DM .AA A ,,..,l'T, , , .,'gf, 7':, .. . Q ug ..-.-,.- Df-.ynf , L C M , f-,-,W If r,-...,4 .. .. M..,.-1s,,., 4, ' ff Litlifr. WRITING and Thinking ' 'ffe '.'.'QiCl9Y, is the QQQQ 1:23 Sffill Clk tipw.-,rritlrxg iether girly? Rergergher S':'.ri's trxfx cient H1sT'.ry ? Sefztedz lg. Terry B. lifzzk, P. Kf.:4lf,.sk',' T Stfzrlffk, l. Sg,r1rl'5ffr, T ff 1-ilflrlzlirlfgt lfllI'ES Gmhx-, E. TNQ' hug, A, S'lfllGYliIfl'l, l.. Vfhzie T. Thdtsher, E. vfyfljlll, fl. Bowden C. Lelzrlhig. Mlss Grfhe frgqhtl, cduqhr all guard, seerzzs to be porldermfg d weighty rrzczller. Could ll he lohtr themes, or dre the Qrhll cmd Serif members dbiulf ready to enter rmolher IlClllOl'lfIl Contest? And here is l-fllss Wheeler lleltl Chdrdcterlstiedlly sedrmlhq the news of the ddy. The llbrzxry with its beclcs, clippings, pgs tures, dnd ITlC1QGZlTlGS is urlder her supervlsxeh cmd she selects cr student stuff re glzldr Cf women of lsdinks, to rrssist her. Vlfdleh lherti durmfg thlrd h' xr 'sxhezl they trwirk dawn fvn'-2r'i'1e bofzl-cs with Ilfllllllllj lim! rx sllg l Ccxrdheezrd fir CI Clue. hl.ffIl,'ll trlerzi dfter ssl: il Q13 relxhdmig ug? 'zll their 'lfnIfVF'l Chfzriges they yu? therti le':':k ,ri 'P e1r 5132 lfe. rfzr, l . 431. . ,p-.. 14.-- '1,i-x, 'X Chilsgri Stltgliz l. Siiggge' l. Hpgisei S. Slrhdl A. Giif S. '.'.'i1fe ff Qs'-'der T 2 ' .,,..de.. 3. eager E, Eezitiett ff. Kiighf ff Bleek Nl. lffebb G. Mfhels E, -:Jn r Mg Our- Shakes care 'PO -1 3 xd- x 0 CLI Iournalists Ahoy! ' 'The Eirsferher as 3 ICTCVHIQ :1 :fri .ir :gr literary S1'Qd9I'l1S chi G Very ' e 'hey di, tie, Thinks ie their cerrf ::l.i,fff'Tf '.'.' irk get Z1 irrst :lass paper gznvermfg every phase Qt hte Ground East- errr every two weeks. In Competition '.'J1th high sehect papers thrzuqheut the iixtigh Ecrsterher has twlee 'wich top hizicrs, M155 Scott Circle? is Caught by the camera Tj1'.'lIfQI some expert cdvrce tc editors Bcuy Crt.: 1:1131 Thea Tzigztpgher wh: are ..-.fl.l: .A ,HL T ....Q...J ...T T. D1 ff I-.JUL '.'.CfG -r Q ,.. Qiques, Prriiruy they have rt aria The rest we t. in Cb MCI Dimmers He.e:i Luger, Jlgxilfey Sutherchd, Merry Iszerr Lcpra Bregixri Etese Tfceu, R-gih Grecgiry, Peggy Perry, Sheldch Curtrs. I .Ymr T NS fl 41, -V .A 2 Q ,R - N ,R , Z 4 3? X, 5, X' W'-4.22 A .4 in I - f' , G ,- 2. 7'r 1-J Q 4' on-4 ' X Q wi. Y I VV Polo fum OO Woo I Li 'Q The Ivory Door ' A three C121 fiwrutfzsy, uf I Gsemed by ihe Class of June 1938 Home VL '41 I' :',I.'.t ....... .13 FYOIYII razl 1 5 Chcrr1ey's Aunt o .v .. .1, 15- -'.'-,-Qui X a ASN MH. '-nr PIN Av MJ All the Wor1d's crStcxge o NWA ff.-ww W,-v.4f- uh- fwvgz- uf, WM ,, YGKC C.CSS SfQ1f1'f.IiQ fi? CI DKCQQSSQQCIYSVS CQJD 2212 TQQQf gf-'33 'fl U '.'.'-'Ej,3,1IfQ TSK3'QIfS 22131 YCCII. .I1 fY.? CEIQGY ., VQYQS 'UE ffnf fm, gm D-V. Df.,:,1f 2-w Q gl. km A: M, A.., , A ,L fff,-.--V fn-f, HW , A . AU! -1 , 'XY'--vf v A A w , . ,,, by MA, ,, P1 ..., , Qfv- f-NYY-1: f df in - 1' :.Y'1r,: ffgvff f- 1 ' f 'V R ,ff A ff'-an H., JA-,.,4 ,,.., JJA.. , -v.A...,, .,, .,. Cflifh Miss V312 ,Yfvvv'fw-w rv-W fx FX f1.,4...v4:. LH: .1 .A . , , N- ,HQ f-.VFW Vw f-V -LALW5 . ,. vi: .., x,.,., ... -.. MW... . -,,A-, T: V. :..,.L: V. ...7 .J -f - un A A.. . ,.,,,.. '15 ,.T K . Aff. VZ. .' 1 Zn' 1 'V r::'- ,-' AQ f . ,.,A, , Wu., AA, - ,. Y .bl Q.F,, L .,Y F. , M., .,.,A -. A J .A J Countess Mcrritzcx if K 'ff ll ll Friends, Romans, Countrymen o 5,4 . T ., ,Wh ,,- WA up, ,,. ':,,-.M, LW., ,,f,,., . -ffm. S A,,,A,. A. ,,., ,575 Ag fw: .J-.. .A ..,,4s.':... if JJ.. .A,,,,M....,,.,.. Ls.: H 'r'i1f3f.T Qivfs 115 U fr1Qrfi.',1 SIT'.ll?, .S W9 QUTCFT IZZEIZADGYS ' Zfli CI DSI o Adj . A30-gl Fw ' 7lf 'wlfyn' ggi' TF: Q W C 31- f ,u.yQ, WMLM HQ 'PQ 'wif ,f,f-- U- ---- A ,J ..-..,A Linn, .MJ ,,,.A -.-, ',:g , ' f ,,.. A '....,, .,,..Q ,,,,,.. .nfl .,.,A,-'lt j,.z'f.,... LM. '...- - ,, 'AA '... , . .H-Yu F -.,K,. A, , 1, 1 1 -lil M-221 12 A 51219, LA, UC, C., f' WJ-. .mb Miss ffiza. TOOTS N s K v. X A 7 'fi fnffif TRUE RCNAN It's an Old Spanish Custom ' Ahl Senorita Ericson fleftl, here frorn the hills of Spain, or, at least, the decorations are. Shes the advisor cf the Spanish Club which is enjoying a Spanish tango at the moment, Ccenterl. The dancers are M. Stoddard and V. Langworthy. The members cf the club from left to right are: BOW' l: L. Weeks, B. Norris, M. Landau, M. Severns. BOW 2: N. Gignac, T. Tubbs, B. Iones, B. Brill, E. Block, D. Colvin, Miss Ericson. HOW 3: H. Lincoln, D. Clark, B. lnkson. BOW 4: L. White, G. Mclntosh, E. Ballas, G. Root, C. Keep, B. Valentine, D. Gaunt, I. Fair. The club is going to present a medal to the most outstanding Spanish student on Cervantes Day, April 23. This is to be an annual award of the club. A certain group of Spanish enthusiasts enjoy bull fighting more than tangoing. Bullfights used to be tops in Spain. Our hero in this picture, after you have penetrated the disguise, is K. Harlowe and the gorgeous bull is a combination of D. Bissell and D. Kraner. Onlookers to the slaughter are, standing: B. Wardelich, B. Sachrider, K. Weiss, R. Iones, B. Beck, D. Griffin: Seated: B. Rowley, B. Brill, I. Fair, E. Daley, D. Gaunt, N. Patterson. Mr. Anderson, head of the Spanish department, comes down from the third floor after shooting Spanish at full blooded Americans all day. By the way, Mr. Anderson speaks several different languages. He has even taught school in Constantinople. Spanish is quite a favorite of his students. They hear conversations in that language by means of Linguaphone Phonograph Records. They also write themes in Spanish. QW, xx ,Q 4112 yd ,a- ,,'- 'Aff' U 955: -Mp- , hiZ 5 23- ' 5-1 Potter, Painter, Tapestry Maker A PAINT SPLASHER ' cr just pam cmcrgcer, theres mem enouqn tor :nl m Eusrerxts extezzsre . .,.-.msn N f.e--Q ,Q fn'N -. ,,-.Q . -. -. . Aff, F, -.WWA .. Ar. Deg,.r.L...eii. .Ars Fhscc. .ep .em :Ht 1ITm.f'....LOI, passes .C ,Jer ,. -.,----..-.- .A QM... Hx-.. -mg ..'.. ' MW.-- N ,zh,,,...,... -..',..--. b,.-jJ':s..,.. .- -CMI .f.:.. ...M ,.....s,.,I'1.5.I C9,U...-cs Q ,...A........: :....,:,. the Cfififllfs Caiierff, Tef Teh? she jsiis pls te :Kittie :1r:1,le besgiy ,. vlfQlIilfI lfecies sitisll :fy vase. Thanks 1: the izreless ezies :f he .if TxQ,,,,,,....3,.- TN:-ive S.- M.: QU,-2,-:1:.,..:,.. ,A-Qfgr ,V-L.y.3r'-Sw.: A: ff ' 3.........:: ..f.,L,-...,,.-... ....A..,,,.. N.. VJ.. -.u.... ,..,Y..,... kv-.- ,AM -... .a ,A ,-.. ,...... Lex-fer leii see Betty Seyfxed and Dori MacKenzie busy gaming CI j::s's' ier Se:i1:r Pixy '.-rhje .5.Q'.'1: Lyieh and Hcwigrrci Retzlcif .suite pzsipxre extreiiie left and resfe:11'.'e1','F derticnstrczze zheir efforts li the field cf ztiezlern sri The Plzzgit Sjslzzshers Sister: sri Club, pcse ict us center, rxqhil x-.wth si:-se ,. v w 1 . - ' 1 ' H19 CE,9C1S f!1E'-' HCT? ITIIICIG CILLTIHQI THQ fifiif YQCIY. IXff5IfiCS-TS CITES Orchestra ' Girls' Band ' Uke Club The Orchestra Ktop left? under Mr. Fergus s cllreclrorr emoys the ,lsr al lc l the Girls' Band fbelcwl rs sfeadrly Corri r g e ore O dery se pe to see our girls in the xmiforrrs me, ht y deserve 33216: The Ukelele Club relaxes between numbers ,, l. e.,...e, eral.. 'hestrzz .. F. . Ollecrrcr. en Kem, l:xC'.'. J Qs Band: RCI' .'.'eIls, C. Platt li L, liasner, B. Y J.. 5: E. l1u:K Y H v- ,.Y Y ,f .I rx. Y .'.lSlf.S . . , QQKKCYY A.. Hqrris, G. Parks. -Webs r. Kerfz, . Csle P, Eccgler' F, Fzrirz. Clark, L. G L ..r, nzwkms. FC crlentme, ff. Sffve V M 'D Lff .1 1, lf nks, L. l. .V ,W r' l.SC.., r. ss, I. Els, f. G. ,ssl x X I -km for 4.0 x Bouquets to the Choir ' Gc2db','e Lizrismgl Lifgi i. LQQLS Citing! S3113 the Cnilr as they 2,1 if the Qty egzpgte fir the I Jct1:r .3l Music Festrxcl this SICUDQ. Thuiks T3 MT. Milhilf fk mth butiri Uris hgs 1IiflI'!1IQ LCTLETLCQ, EUstQm's Chix was cliosem tc zhe STGTQ Ci ffiichiqcm and Carried off ' 'f Q f 'bf fDQ '.'u o..,. :Q 'wave are shgs zuien U1 rurzdcrz. if seccncm pAJ:V W H, W.. A. party lecvmg Lcnsmg. fi A 5 ,efy QW ,.,liUl-li: - . ..,f- Ja . flir v AQ.. ,mg . ,h L l 1. Q' A fi 3 . X '06 C x fwf Q 9- 'Q 'M MQ K A 3 fx fa ' ' ax 'i .fl 14-I ' Hope I HQFQ ,M M I Hope. Q 5 , ,,, r CT- ..., 4 i .4 Us v MM! 'Over Hill, Over Dale! Q fx-, 1-xx-V.-,-, ,.-.Y.. .,.fx TH: ,.'f..,.-5 :.fA,,-J. .:':a , w ff' l N37 ,N , . , . . , ,A N , f, vqfw f L, .,,..fI11jfl SC T fi. Y H38 Social Science ' Mathematics ' Going tc the prorn? Lets qc to the Girls' Discussion Club dnd find cut. Heres Morie Anderson dernonstrotinfg the icitest in formois, while Iecrnette Kirnbdil and Noncy Foster show us wndts new on the tennis courts, dnd ice rinks. C9T1GlDl'y' the fncusdnd Gnd one things which every girl should kziozv about the fine points ot ctcthinrq is no szridil zndtter, but hdts oft to the Girls' Discussion Club tor shcwgnq us how it's done. Rushing drcuzid between piciures our cdndid Science cdmerd cdught two ct our Mdthezncrtxcs Instruc- tors oft quord. Come on, Mr. Wheeler, dnd tell us the Joke. tCirc1eD You ccmtt fool us into believing thot geometry is responsible for Mr. Dohlqrens niischievcus sniiie. '. Q, f, :1E2.. ,I ff E:.::.:::i:t.'Z Q. F 1' if 'lgls Qs ugspr. ft' ' i ::.Z: Eff, 1, '. ..zg,i.:' ,,,V.YY.. X.: 3 '-:i:'.' f.f ,l,t.'i'1,' :. E. ' 211, f. E1-: 1, 'I P' .61 Q. gill! 9.9 Easlern S Son a Henle CHENIST H O we are told Is used for cleanmq pxctures old And us whispered xn the mr It turns dark dcmsels mio fan' ' Possrbly thrs explarns why Chemlstry 1S such a popular course wrth the farrer sex at Easfern No? Then mayb the prcture of our own Robe t Taylor f Chemrstry n lower naht cf the page accounts for rt Cur excerrrnenlers are a busy bunch at least we Know r m exberrence tha? they can manu rurc . r .e 'ferr s..re.lr lg brex s than a scap fac y. 'yer heir: has .rs rroubles as we can see 'y the earnest expressions f Mr. Lange ard rc Mr Feernan as they explore the rntrrcacres of an Oll lamp For those who wrsh to delve deeper 1nto the realms of chemrstry we have opportunmes rn the Chemrslry Club w'th Mr Lanae as adv1sor Chemxstry Club U e l f O F 'zs J s 1 rw' s all e VN n '13 u ..,:r'e M. -::icr:':.'1. .'. Cool ..r. -anim 1 I. ' While we are still in a scientific frame of mind lets drop into the conserva- t y Hello beres Miss Manning tending ber beloved plants aaain. Some buddina qardner will get scalped for putting this one in the wrong place. Like a l aood botan sts however, she wields a wicked trowel and the trouble will be rectified in a Jiffy. Fere are two f our rnost active clubs, the Camera Club lead by Mr. Wilson, f 'id the Boys Discussion Club in cbarae of Mr. Rich. Camera Club RC . . . cer, l. Sf-nnfft, Z, KT.-Jalski. RCW' 2: Mr, liltyllf-Wil, G. lfl1'CUSl1ll, H. I 1: f . f, . ,nsl-r,.r, P. Clienez. Boys' Discussion Club: ROR. l' l. l'?IT'Iilll'I l.CY, Biirmi, l.1:'lien7if-, A. Krdriier. ROW 7: f-N f.1'l.ZIflS, If. Rft7.',.f. Ft'D'.'.' Q: R, FVIlll 'l, Giullingz, I. ,3rr:a1i'i?1, fl jf' -11 C. ','.'f1E.f PTI. 5: D. '.'.'a.:1:r l-.r. Rifii, Scientists All or . , f 7 l 3 : 'Tl' it l Qpen Li iiif W ri Q M A, i -3 r v r ' 4 X 1 0 4 O ,JQGQ cfliqi? UNLY A SNAG -f ,. WW 5 'N Q Nature in the Raw 0 .. ,gg ,. 1, Z., A,-.N..,, ..., ,.,.U. -., -,-,, ,,. Sportsmen's Club: ' :J Fur, Feather, and Fin Club: Know the World ..., ..,. v ., ,. ,. 4 .-,. . H, ,,, .J li.. , ,, ' ff. 'Nllfl 1,153 N .. f' f , f-.Y OUR MODERN HISTORIAN 1 ,9 7 ff!! Who's Who at Eastern ' Our rcvrnq Ccrrnercr YHZIH has Cuugnf sight ef lflr, Schneider leenierl, and llfr, Burnham 'rigntl cf 1?,e lflZlTll9f'I',i7flCE Depcrrzrnent amusing tlnerrieeifes, 1Cqe'l1er with Mr. Fix flefi, fne Mend cf the depfrrrnzent, QlVl'f1lff'j ffrnfy cresmne '51 'lwe hqrrncncgrcrph. lfflfwt lwve we l1ere?...lnrff' r.1s1ur',f leathers 'rfliz get cvfcy :rift us heffgre. lflr. Hams 'sT':nd1r1'3b. fir. G1,5',r1 'fef'Q, 'znfi lflr. Cl1CrCl'.','Lf:?, Perri uf Tfli flwr,'rr'::1 1-11 rnirel llfI'l9 lzein SC lfgsy C,Jr1lTl'j up Ylf ' 'zrrxrezs fer l11stc1',f STFLW'-T A'.' 'l1':' 'l1f'-jf '31,r1,,lelf1ly fzrgot 115. Heres nur nel se c1b5e:1tf::1111flefl nffrc sf:1er1t:1-sl, Mr. Le'1cl1, 1':lcin5l11s flf11l',' 'lwzerz on 1he Crank of cr Helnxneltz CIll E'f!'.fQllIlfj IO generate enough elecrrrcity is e-fe: lrocute tl'1e l1IlfOTlllI'lfI'9S 'une lllllluf-'l lll 3 physics lest yeslerelfry. FlfI?l9fl'IlS Travel Cl'1lr, 'Nllll 1fl1 Wlff' '1 Il ' ..1.w 1 . 4...1 f our perennial pereqrlncrlor fglobe 'rnller in yenl, has rnfrde Seve-rcr I ,,,,.Q,m,sf,F,-5 .VI 1...,,- . . . 1. ,, lust yrvrrr the club went 'fll cr 111lf1r11:1fr11f- to the I1CIllCT1li3 Ccrpitcrl, and This sprxnfg 1? IS fEI'1lllY1SlCISflCfIllY r,lir1'1r11 'f fr lvffz' lfil from Dvlrolt 116 Bnfffrlfs. T111 ,-3.::.1-11 ::1 I, LQ , 1 N'1f'sLg'fr, T. 32.151, G, If 'l11'1,:s:. P. l,:,115 ,:. 'le lxriwnr l. l. :l.l'3 3.1fr G. 'f'1111f1'1 : :T 1. E1'V',' , 11135 lfrneuels 5. l. l. :fff1':'1:r- Fi. l.. 1 11 E 'If '.11: Kg V1 11- fill: li' I5 ll, l:,l1.?1. :lws P. fr ll. Gi,.I 'Tl lf. Q 1111 l. , F'j','.' 2: N. . : ff. l.:::1':.1f-Y 1: rs '. Q 1:1 1 F.,:1:1.1: lf, .1'1fl11z: . '1 ' 1. :. ' ' ff Lil S3-1 ll, El 'fer F' ' f. l'f.:tiE fr ll: 'fg 1: OW: .7-.11 11 1., . :'. . 1 ' ' .. 1 ........ ., ,. , Luke 11, Cir:-' 11. I Mn U . .. . ,,,-,4 - Qfxrftger F :inf-1 sz 3 ' ' . A. .1 11A u 'J 0 ,. ,. , ,. 12. :sry A 1 , .. .1,1...l. -..Wg ,1 :r Q. A SKY RIDE , f ff 1lFll hu' ' Industrial Lansing Needs Willing Workers ' TC1ifIi l A N ' Eff. r- ' ,1i1',I,' ir. ri 1 A 1, , ,. . ' .J 3 gf' 4 1 ,V Q T A the 115,32 fefi Tilt. T115 'z Grciii left 15 ff mg st1:dei111:1 the S1111 32.1 1 1 11:5 ' 1 'ifc,1i11tiXg. T3 fix' 5 fl 1,-f Hzxirfri Iidi iff l ..' n Ed Ir' 1 X Nftw,-A I ... lv x' ' 'Ori 9,1 I ff Herrin -fi R Ui - X. It j FQ 4 i Us nr5'N , 1 El'-s A lix gE gi X QQQ ii M XS? ii Q Q5 I STER 2 9: Q? 'ff .f',r 5 .. ,111 ' ,,x.. S N Practical Clubs ' cifer SI f1f?ITfS '.'::r1ef1 21111195 if Q-Pgizzze f1CCf'.li1lI1f?C1 1-:Lin ine ,Q .',A. 4 'fsh.A ' -U1 ,, .-,,-. ' ,, 'x,,,,YL,.,., ., 'f-H 'A- V,-.,,,' 31,3 .1151 ssfcfg Tn: J11.,111, Ars CMS Qcsfxfs ...sch scricf. by pitting the Listeria-r finer '.-:seg 11:13 fin cg. 1 prczvrzrtis :md :her schcd events. Bali.-5 is the Divers Clif: 1lIlL1l9Y he s11:9.'.'1s1Cr1 if Aff. fvlfxriz. .w:,::.34 .MN-.-,sW..-f, 1-May? .pg ..-Q R: .' Q ,Y-.-AmAf.'3 ....,,1,1-1 , 1.,c...s 1, A-, ,. ...C C Graphic Arts Club: ' ' 1, 1 Drivers' Club: fi A GR0 And So To Work ' Our students have the advantaqes of the varied industrial curricula oi our school which is centered in a progressive cczizziiunity. With this in rnind Eastern takes areal care in preparing students for ineir iite 1-fork, and li thern practical shop experlence. Printing, auto mechanics, woodwork, electrical appliances, and draitinq, are the major shop courses. Seen below is a vivid study ot shop iite in Eastern. Mr. Fiory Ctopi, instructs E. Coonrod in the use oi the band saw. Action behind the staae scenes is supplied by Mr, Vfilson, industrial instructor. CLeftD, A woodwork shop during a class session. I ,qs . i g O- Nslnn- 4 W -v rlsl N' 1 'W 5 i e21Se ,J UI ' Q 3, I I I l The Home Arts ' is jcertrayed by the caigiid Carriers' :rs hazing the life-like Sfflfli IS typlccxl cf the entire schccl. See-rm li the merry house-:Qecmmq gcture upper left? are Miss Icnes, D. Streefer, B. Delp, L. MCDGH131S. Upper right? Miss Patterssn is dimxq with CI grcup cf students IIT the apartment, Fuqht :eriter Mgss Vellrier instructs her Clethmzg I class. Belew 15 CI sxcj: ei the ieyer exh1bit sjzermsered by ihe Needle Craft Club, an exzrafcpzrxculcxr csuvuy it the home economics dejeartniems. w , 1 - Qepcmrtrztent which 13 one of Ecxsteris :test rrifzxerr Il Q5 Boys '- 7Xw5'u1ll Rzmsnafa. rd f -ln 1 'j Q XI The Home Economics Department ' Have you heard the latest? Sssssss! . . . Ssssss! . . . Ssssss! , . . Une Couldn't be mistaken after hearing the conversations. lt is none other than the Eastern 'lNit-Wits. 'Whatf no seatsl lt must he twelve acloclc rn Easterns saleterla, Gower leftl. lt is ixrst there, frrst served and in see-ina the chief cook, Miss Freeland Cctrclel one doesnt wonder at the popularity ot the noon hour. The lower rtqht photo is Mrss Gamloel and her Personal and Social Prohlerns Class. Take your problems to her and lite seeris a Ctneh. Nil-Wi1s : lef'l, PGH' if A. Lia' H Qian s ' l ' 'i E. Guy'-'-Y G. Gurffr. 2: SS Evrzrzixrz, f.-ik., 2. F.:kE1rr.s ' f s rY'ECfl','JJZ. P.. EQ! V, Leah- ss 'l:.'s:r1 f ' Le 2. fc? sin ini and Its Clubs ' help to depot the free rnoving spirit wh1ch directs the students of Eastern, VV'e have viewed rnany new, social and educational functions in the past year which were headed by these two lively orqanizae tions, The Needle Craft Club and the Mix Masters. Parties, fin ia::.s, and nurnerable social functions have rrzarlied the success of the two clubs. Under the direction of Miss Reynolds, the Needle Craft Club sponsored a very successful foyer exhibit early in the second semester, tsee page 7ll and tc their social credit the stitch in timers have found time for parties and qariie ses- sions. The Mix Masters find no lirnit to their social reairne. Taffy pulls, pancake turnfovers, banquets, and dances forrn only ri part of their calendar. Kg,,f.11, w , 1 IHS. Ei, l 'lf Peix 12.1 lr ,Y gf E.v,4-k,, ., wif- ., :.:A Fx. l-1. rf f- fig ' :' P. '. P. if T. lf. H 5711: ' . 'i 1:11 ,V ri .tis 'k:, H 2' l:1'1 z T ' . .: L u f.f1x lf: U if R as 1 Air: 'X --ke use F' Kjrlf 'lex Big Business ' if, I'L,',ZkQI',j, The s egroy :Fx.,.i:i of the typez '. riiefs 'he cczistctnt cheokxxg cf ' e :'::c1g:ii1ng zgoohxies, the 311' sessgrti Cl1Ci11fQCI'. of the steric' graphic clczsses ore cz.. syzrgholizecl in one phrctse. Bgsxness lulfe. lr. the upper gihctc is CI secxori cf cue ot the typing clusses in '.'.'l1lffl'l stud-lrzis Clf?Vff?lC,t, trirr. hunt cmd rff:kers to efficient tyriists. As lieocl cl Ezsterrfs Ccrzgitier f:gf:l Degicrrtir. - s rat Mr. Petertrcitt un circleb, is CI cog ohout which the business cl the schccl rotutes, ctno to hirn we owe rrriiriy o successful protect. Mixing duties with pleosure in the photo ot the center rtqht, is Miss Reynolds. At the locttorri of the page Mr. Leyrer and Mr. Vonluere stort the clcry oft with cz little shot. Eosterns Corrinxerciol Deport- zrrent lencls its tcrlent throughout the school. Long hours ore spent cttter school by studenis who ore willinq to help pro rnote successtizl extro-curriculor protects. A unique teaiture oi the Corn- rriercicrl Dergczrtrrient is its stu' dent plocerrierit hureczu, Several very copfrhe students ore plficed eoch serriester in protnif '-iii pusiri-ir. ,ffices through' YYY the city 1' the lif'-fri if the 'firgrilercifzl l33ff'1Yff 1-I1 fir. . Mrs.. .ci i. D-., H1 ,YF More Business ' Seen in the upper photo ns dual proof of the future business persznnel which Edstern is developinq. This is d view ef one of Edsterns Since prdcttee classes in which students obtdin prdcticctl knowledge in the use of efhce equipment. In the three lower photos ctre groups of tedchers from the cernrner- Cidl depdrtfnent talking thxngs ever. In the ftrst of these pieiures fir. Edgerton ts berry cornered by Mr. Mdnz. In the second photo IS ffiss Cline, fffiss 'ffdlter itnd M1ss Gunnxscn Chdtunq Chdrfxeteristzedlly r,et'.'feer. 'Q1f1Sf1Q5, ixrgd trt 're riliif phofo is Miss 'Ntlifndrt ine of Edsterns IJCIJUXCIY typng tecrxh' ' ,Q Fi- :- S-F . . , .. N . x S ,,gfg,' , V 'f Q W- I 'U , I Q. 5' sf 4 5 A iff' x .L 1 .4 wi ...,1' Q J' I 1 Y 4 ,Ji 51 ,f 2.45 an My 1 I W-gt. t 8 Xgv 9. And Here Are Only cr Few of Our Favorites ' A1 the isp of the puqe we 599 t-IES Tzzgzzj, hi-iid if Er J men: m U 1yp1CUl seitinq. All E35ier: i'dr'fg1re5 her L9'l',lflfT.ll TZ, her infectsus gced humor. To left N155 Wfillfiji deff? HU'.'1UllD version of Chic, Ul1hC',lQih the 5rrg3f 1255i Certciily C36 Almxerfcn Conception if Hff.'.'U.1i life. NUt'gr31l'f irzrf. 7155 5kLr fy tc 5ir'grr.rf.,ng guiwrs, nj H555 frat frfzt-11-ey Cette., 'xete if Ukeiele C3413 CCIFQQZL' Qt. 3 535515 ,359 1-fifh F45 5teel C ight, Mr. ELSE. '.'.'5iCZfZ.Qf ,5 f :lik fl hzxiig ,Q5 ' L news 'ffri apr rgzdrpgu. :har his Leer. -A it 79.195251 . :'1'f,Yfli f!I'1:g1: F55'1'x ' fzt St. L2'g.5, M1557 Q.: .J ef nr M'-nun -J L. X .lm jf Airit Engzssh awful P tn is ,n 'QS Q fe 'Q--.W 2,224 5 T454 Q S X -ea . -V . Ti, xii , ' f' r ffv Our Camera Snooped into Music Matters ' arid found Mustafa Ferguson ill off to a party a la Ah Baba. Faripblm mio the Court we found the G1rls' Band leaders bravirrq the crisp sprlig snof 4 -7 11 to practice their goose struts. Remember the incredible sweetness of saxof phone played by the worlds obampron C35 at the Noble Cam '45 Coieerr this sprmg? Mus: rn the Spaxzsh style 15 portrayed by Betty I ., , , I ,, ,. ,Y , V and Heen Linear. Cr the opamsn XVLUD ob. Q-,W gre :Y , ,ms ...W fp, . xv xx f'f4 7 ' V 5 1 'Wx ,M v.,,,,,v U we ya 1 ,Q ja . ' , A 4:1 --'zgaff, , Y X . f5'4 I'am A PT' 5' yi ' Wg, .y.s -M' 'x mfg, , . 92, xxx S-? in' Magna if , 4 U Candids Catch Lantern Laborers ' Hgwarii Retzlcff Crrilel, rs the Lanier: cariechzst. Perhaps hes Cohjurxr, up another cf his Clever Carrcarures so wed herter hor rmerrupt hrrrr. Wander 1115 dawn the hall the Liiiusrrpys rattle Cf I'fpE'fJ!'1I 5IS lures us T5 Miss Vfaltefs t','r,rr.g reerr. lr, i1r:.e tc sneak the she: cf Marguerrte Reliscrr aid Lcrrairie Fcress ffcz-:er Qefth Lantern typists. Hasrenrhq down to the au':lrt5rrurr,, srcppmg fer U drrrrk err the way iupper rrqhtl we arrive just rn trrrie to see the school very relrrCiari'1',f retxrrr. iz rts ffrrrfh hour Classes after arr eritertairrrrrg :rss-errghly YYTXIVJIZL. LQNTER N LUORK Z Z 2 ZH X x pd-5 .ll 'N A P' 2 FLM 3 I - W USUN r 'G UPLE . mini, Roovt ff' ' 500 ff f f f il, ,ff'k Will You Ever Forget l. Your graduation day? 2. The time you walked proudly across the field with Eastern's head man after defeat- ing Central in Cross Country meet? 3. When you kissed her hand on bended knee and, like little Audrey, she just laughed and laughed? 4. Don Merritt breaking over the tape first for Eastern? 5. Eighth hour exodus? 6. Our own Mr. Pirn? Do You Remember? E. Ixgersch, I. Frerrih, R. Byrnes. ROW 2: 1. The time when you said ouchf as the needle P' EUHR' M' Hgmp' B' BQHQGICL B' Hayes' Gbbgd. D. Haynes DI. Deferecux. 2. Slipping past C111 unwcrry hall offrcer. 5. 'Nherm erre af Cuprde arrows struck our h Y . , . v .. , 6' T. 3. The Tuhp Pestrvur ct helxmd. GT , 5. Qu ever I'1'1'1.Ii3 32 etifr h,r, 4. Eqsterrrs Sub Debs: I D L ' ' rl 4 Up D ROW' I: V. Utter, M. Prrrfhrs, H. Reufter, 7. Efrsterrixs 'msrmq here of the hiqhi-Jiry. ' r V4- Q FP. -we L 3 r N - HERE'S THE HOW, WHERE L., . 1. zlf. 1. , S Nga' . .,,,. . 352m i Vwd in 1 M.-1. 1655 235553 lg- 4 Ag? 3 Yf.,A' -1 r A, if N x . s 5 mfs 32 x rf -Inq 5 In is ' 'fi 3,53 3 , 'A ,, 'G ri - :wg ' Jff?'1!'j'. J., ' Zi? I .ku X Eastern Raised the Curtain On Extensive Sports Program ' izs Crafts Grgaixen niarched tc frrurnch lil seven 'garrges dunrpg the 1927 season ara Qzst only one. They were under :master tutelage ct Cirrches Epxrrzhazzg Dfzhlfjrezg and Graft, seated below. Coach Dahqren as a newiirzier ti the stat! after receiving honors on the Mrchtqan Sta'e sauaa. Ti the naht ot the coaches is the Athletic Board ct Contrcl, the higher ups' ,f Easterns extenszve sports nroararn. Standing: M, McKeown YV. Green, .'.', Ball' sttxrigz Mr. Manz, Mr. Vtfheeler, Mr. Rxch Ccach Graff. Glzztigses it actlon whrch occurred rn Battle Creek its the Quakers soundly trcuncea the Bearcats C37-QD are on the opposrte paae. At the tcp left, the Eastern Ju-iygernaut can be seen scoring one of the ttve touchdowns whtch rewarded the ttne aroundfqainina as demonstrated by Brower as he plunged through a mesh ot tackle-rs. Another hiahhaht ot the aarne was a 35 yard rlacefktck hy Maro Miller. Till? doubt the rncenttve of such a scoring spree was the raotzna secttcn whrch 'sisted mainly ot the hand. OUR LETTE R MAN ' '-I -A '33 W v J 1 my 'J I Nt' .Qs,, ',,NQL.-fp +P'- ,q ,1-, - K 4 . -Yay . . oxfj ' N Q52 L fx, F61 ' fe, 50,2 -5 F t 55 Q Q. x -Q- 'P ie.. J .xial E Victorious Veterans Vcznquished ' Definitely headed for the mythical state championship after rolling up l99 points on seven opponents while having their own goal line uncrossed, the Quaker footballers encountered an equally successful Central l-ligh squad. An estimated 7,003 saw the game. When the fray had ended and the dust had risen from one of the best matched battles in the city iniershigh school football games, Eastern was cn the lesser end of a l3-6 score. ln the opening contest of the season with Rochester, the veteran Eastern team ran rampant and scored a 63-O victory. The next week, the Quakers were forced to make several goal-line stands against the River Rouge powerhouse while contenting themselves with a single touchdown to win, 6-U. The Graffmen continued on their victorious path by defeating Jackson, 35-U, Battle Creek, 37-Og Muskegon Heights, 29-U: Ann Arbor, 20-U, and Kalamazoo Central, 9-U. 2? ff a. lgx fn 1 X 1 x 1 a it pl W Ms ll 3 K9 Q 0. Q V. 3 in Q 6 p ' ' B 0 B 0 ' s 2?--f ,1'1a 17112 lllll' Lffve' X, iuxj p 1 ' IZTI? . JZM ,hll 'W X , 1 I XX ,ff ' ' .R A f , Sherman ' As a 1-1h t NCIS CHZSQH Free Press a. All-State Captain! football season was highly sazoessfui. Bob Sherman rterbaok on the first tearris of the Detroit News ana Detroit Lsiaie salads. On the News aria selection, which is Considered oftioia,, he was also narned Captain. For the irnportant center position, the Detroit Times ked Captain Don Hobart. The grorry, ir, II.ld'j1S picture is the Coaching staff. From ieft to right we have Coaches Bgrnharr., Feernan, Dahiaren, Edgerton and Graff. Mr. Feernan find Mr. Edffriflfi are the ooaohes of the Little Quakers who enicyed an 'irrif'2fefrtf,fi 4-ee'::':',:, filtfrirrgfr it was rnarred by a 7-7 tie with fl strong Everett ifffifii. 1 i,.: :1 J 1 f-rzw ,WH V ,gg .,.Y, :,. ' rf. ,.., A., .. i.. ...M . It , Green. .5 :.::. r .-fp, RLlfrlf'E, ,.,. f ,,..L ,.::, :,,.- F ' 'f WH, 'X .. . A... JIM., ...,.. 1 ' n ' , ni 14x I I C Jo xx 4X x IQ, 4 0 i, i. '. I, Y TD nl ' 6, Wk-ulfl, A ' I I ln 1 ...Q H, Q, 1- -' r' QNX Wee I Home James ' 12 fff ff f J go N 1 .Nv 'ix .x ' 5' ' X ,, H -.r . J rx 1.0. VK. Best A11-Around Team ' that Eastern ever had JS the Op1I'11OI'1 of many Quaker fooiball farrs aoout the above sauads. On the Varsity below are ?C'.'.' 1: Q. Brewer, D, Appl 'C :L'l ll Graff D. Pugh, D. Klllll z Fff' I.: CC'l,'?. Eurrxrfxm I. J Sger :rt f. Scwney S. Car 5 Q. Ef':...:r1:rs:n C. Erezxke FI. iff 2: K. Ash I.. r:.l 'lI1 Egeryer, fackszn Ear: S::1QQe -2. FOX' 4: Nakff W Th ef V - - A f 9 GY L. ICQ'-'JZISKI P. iatrmurrr, ,. De D v Qfv vw- v ..- fc.-1 e..m...e.s. 63 O - fr. 'Le Fesnves 'zzz are: PC 'J U R : ...gpg ' r,. ',,.,...L-,, f' -. . ,...,.., ,. -a.-A ..r,, U, U Sine. 331' Q: G. 3T1.I'.','JI'i L. 35 O .,. ,n::1:.rH.-:sig iazfnea -. ,fa 1. .,::.. 1. .as :ge QQ U :. lS K. Elk R. Pears 1 ' v :,.f,.., rl 20 0 A ' , 9 U .. .4 .i. .-.,-n,,.Y f. -Lv .4 WNV yr . F N ..1.::e fl. P11219 f 13 KA. , . - J ..,r,. ,. r.. ., J S ' :N-V-V-.W ' 2- -. 1. s s fl '..S',I'.. I - . .4 Qygggg , -5,1 sy' . . , 4 . I ng, f' 2 I fl 5233 -Q4 , ,M -1 if C , 4 I 1 3' f ' ' ,CV ' ' 'fwv-, , mr, ' LQ , '- I 1 ?3'v 'f 'az-ff-iff 4.3 V' , Y liwkev fi ' A' -lui .gy b' f A -qv var 1 t 1 f ' fy f T' nr 1 . , ls '5rk ff- 'ra 'Q P J , ., -js p,j,'fyfg:f...T . fu-J'f'a, - yy f . - .TX I -4,4 ,fsck ll . ul .vJ'4,-f rf' GF, f y-.,f.5- ,ry f -,-,ww 1- F, .lub-HQ,-'F' sf '.-, j TY, 1' 'Ng h I s, K ', Xi Y, ' K ,t 1 3 K I X F R' K 'l X I' 4 Wr 3 ' T , K' f f N 'H , . FK ! .N fill 'x Eastern Quintet Co-Champions 5A League ' Ocasionally flashing state championship form only to slip back into mediocrity, Eastern's basketball squad tied lackson and Central for the title in the 5-A League. Sherman was named as forward on the second team on the Detroit Free Press all-state cage squad. Rathburn was given honorable mention. The season was opened with a victory over the alumni. Next came a defeat by Ann Arbor. Things began to pick up with victories over lackson and Central with scores of 27-23 and l8-6, respectively. Port Huron tcok home a 25-28 overtime triumph. A defeat by Battle Creek followed. Wins over Bay City and Ann Arbor balanced the losses to Grosse Pointe and Iackscn. Central was beaten the second time 30-28. Muskegon was trampled, 38-26, and the league championship was cinched by the victory over Battle Creek, 3l-23. ln the regionals the squad advanced to the finals by winning, 29-24. Matched against a powerful Saginaw Eastern team, Quakers played a stellar game to lead the first half. However, they lagged in the second half, and lost, 24-34. Graduation claims the entire first team with the exception of Miller. From left to right me boys are: H. Buckle, T. Won 1 Green E. l!l:C'iigr-, VJ. Ball, D. Hobart, R, Sherman, li. Miller, Ft. Ratriturrl, fi. Folks. 3 f ' .4 211 ll iv is 2 W f 4 ,p.5TZ!?f I 9 U f 5 1' x, U we f A1 Cl . 6 K ' .ik 1 l,4 S '-fMf5 if am STRWQ THAJ6 5 wlsf-1 4955 E Mawr .-ff' .rm RWM sa XX Quakers Welcomed Baseball ' as a 5-A League sport last year, although it has been played here at Eastern for years. Perhaps this accounts for the success in the season with only one contest lost in the 5-A League to Battle Creek, l-O. The Eastern nine opeved against East Lansing and, with Wayne Green hurling a no run -no hit game, won ll-O. Green duplicated his initial performance with another no run no hit game against lonia. Then the seasons only defeats were suffered to Grand Ledge and Battle Creek. The second game with East Lansing was close, the Quakers winning 4-3. Ann Arbor was easily taken, 8-3. Walt Harrington also pitched a no runeno hit game, this one being over Howell. The Iackson Vikings next fell to the Quakers by the count of 5-4. ln the final game cf the season, Central was trampled in a onessided game, l2-O. Lefty Harrington besides pitching also is a Grade-A first sacker, as we see on the lower right. Pitcher Starbuck Cupper rightl, looks as if he has Just smacked a double down the left field foul line. 5:1 'z 'hom Jre: F?G'.'.' 1: G. fro:-.'::ri '.'.':rre:1 F. :LHCI1 2. 53? 3 te: ri. Sonwzrtzl ' L. 'loniliro s-21. ?G ,' 2: 331. F. E-::niersr.1ne '.'. .on ll. Hiller, R. L fine film FGYZ' E: :Tiff Graff Green re E. Rolixr' l.'.'. rw. L xj'..'3.SK1, E. c::e..:'ey. - gg .-- Thinclcrds Successful ' Cross country and football occupy the sports limelight during the fall at Eastern. The pictures on the left were taken at the Quadrangular Meet where Eastern defeated Lan- sing Central, Ann Arbor, and St. Marys. The pack seen in the top picture had thinned out considerably when Louie Gray came romping home to Coach Winston in the bottom picture. ln the center picture is the team: tLeft to rightl: D. Merritt, G. Byelich, L. Bozely, W. Einsberger, A. Metzer, L. Luke, L. Gray, W. Sikes, Coach Winston. Mr. Dahlgren has stepped into Mr. Bovard's shoes as golf coach as well as football coach. By means of the golf club he creates an interest in golf, thus he develops the golf team. The club is pictured at the lower right, page lOl. Standing: K. Matson, A. Helman, G. Byelich, B. Perkins, R. Cook, D. lenkins, H. Kessler, C. Nowitzke. Kneeling: Mr. Dahlgren, V. Barrett, R. Redburn, I. Hamilton, M. Saunto, E. Smith, M. Beard, L. Arnold, W. Chaliman, H. Bucks. ln the spring, runners turn to track instead of cross country. However, track is comprised of more than just running as we realize when we see Wonch soaring over the bar tupper rightl, Robinson putting the shot tcenter leftl, and Kaulitz and Saunders hurdling tin circlel. Mr. Winston is head coach, ably assisted by Mr. Burnham, and Mr. Edgerton. -Aiooe , - 1 14' 2 B ss bf... 'zx ra ec 3- IM 19 ig, i N ,,.3 WA Z 5 5,15 C75 X. I ,f K 30 A' N X 'N Winston's Swimmers Splashed ' their Way 53 f3',1r 'ffCfCTi9i ,md 2-Jeri? d3'.'.m. i3 defeirt frfe t1:': es Cijflflfg the 1937-38 secrsfm. The 5fJlCITh'i:TS3Cf,Ef19'J i:'5'1Lr.1fi the CILLLITHI1 and '3 ,K The h3!i3fs, 54-30. Buttle Creek rzleieii 311i fx sziif dfgieizz and Cerifrcl dvi the .e thing, hath by lop-Sxded scores. Ai Ahh Arrfm they .utfed three gf, :rid 1331 39-42, by they Cirrge LUCK IZCXYIV5 i3 'che Kazzff, 51427. The Fcrdsch Y1UlCI.OYE3 g, fied 12 be tix, gh i3r Eizsiirz 75.3 izgged the team, 32-52. Vzctcries ever Iu:Eis3h and feritrirl greatly ef ' ,griV5e'5 the i3','e, but after CI defeat by the Mxhxgqh Sure Push 6:11 they C3115 df, 1-.f':s TZ e for fourth ih ihe SA Lerfgue Meet. Mr. XJVQIISTOH, Cerner, bf33ldOS :caching the 5'.-firzxrumiy tezxrz. 143 ix 5332 ,cb wmh 1he Criss country cmd Huck squuds. r rff, ., . . . '.'. f '. Eiusssf. ' ' Q' 3: .. 'l1:. 4' I. .V 1 : ..1 . 1 -' ', Fifi T' 'nw--1. QW!- 3 ullnnnnsnnig' ll ununuus . an ann. ,,. ' u 1945 ZX ZX so? 1 'a-Q D Q ,3 , ,- -K , Q, . t ,L bn V X. . 1 - ., S 'K .L .f .K vm X -, - 3, c .XN f 0 N . R . M - e ,Nd , ., K , 1 1 9 , f . sa .7 A 4 K ,fx A ,-4' x.,aN xg I f eg The Tennis Terrors ' Far The fzrsi igiiie :icriy seasons Eastern failed ic Capture me Stcie Feggezicl Terims CF'Y'W'1ensh1p. The learn made Q: qezd try hewever, and fe degile teurtis CI M,,Im1ess and Dlxcn, and Fclks and Sherrxcn place fist uid sefizii ressecmvely. The boys went cn te place fourth Stine .,A.,4.E,. Tennis Team: .5 : :i. ljflf.. The Varsity Club: I 1 J. .. ,. ..1I,,I. ..,. :-.C'!,,'E v .,, ' ' :Mm ew ..,. . .f M., .,. .,-.,A, . F. .- 7553 Y ,. Y -lS4-- gwnve HIGH! SWING LOW! Greater Sports Program New Gym - - New Teacher ' Vflifl the addition of the new gurls' qyninasiuri 3 greater qrrls' dt preqrani becdrne possible. The new instructor, M1ss E , Pnqlipse standing en the left of Mrss KCIlC1'1YhLIlf3Y, Lrg The lower rrgrg rrrtd Cerner. The rc'f1n'5 :arnerarnan caught several samples cf in . 1 qrrls' qyrzi. Shrrll erres IhUT C-'CC'DT,'Z3I'T'f' 'JC1if5-'jllill 153: r lefv f deddened by the special CEIHHZ. The girls rn The 'gpper 1, ine Old gnzrne ef prnq-pond. XX NX 8 4 4 our i Pfncll on mr :W -. ,. Stnke ' A Mtller ara M Stoadara Cower left? a Ci D M rsh C' W r rtahtb a e t ree of the I fry we P emoyed bow er me or tears tp P G A A Preslaer s Lxfawe Foress and Mafat S amge Bestdes b vim the G A A supefw bed tournaments m baa tt ft rma pofvg and baskethf an also sta gea f a W Qfnoet Q' or s pc rt The G. A. A. Boara uh e lettlt as weekly Aj69il.t'fS Lf :Laps the -o .ses , ac ton to ' .e assoota .on T UV, SOME ORN L.. --pd 'X A Future Eleanor Powell - fr- v-X fn fw,,..,,. 0 .Lg ',,, I L Y ,A Egg, , I J ..,.-..4.,4,1- ,A.,, A-, The Advanced Group: ' ,F I Beginning T B . Q, ,..,..14 1' ',,fQ'lf1A 'rs Us B, X 5.4 a h At, X we . O of I I fb ' The 7 D Cherrni A' Q EUS-tel-n'S Mermaids if the ricfhsriy Carre of Mrs, Fnsbia 14 mcitron. ' lS Cm CILf,YZP1'lC1TQ name for the 131113 m the If C135 Samui -fr: vu 11 11 E. If.: Life SCIVQITQ ffixlc fflqht cemerl, who are: fstcmd- 5 WTI 'fi H mel: L Ries N. Dxcsersori, P. Vaiplziefi E. 1 Shcxw, A. Sihriiiut, E. Gijk. Kreegiqf: I. Stuuffer ima E. SLQTHUH. 2373 : Af The liver 1923 seine qiris Ccm-9 ui for serie -Of Q Q ' x ,, , Q , '5 'L ' 4 M ' 1 'x ' 5 K .N 4 N' 4 0 +G s ig Eff , Q A' 'Ns Zx -4 ' Q' .N V ist . 19' ' v QA Af? 4, 'T 4 dv as If rp L' P L-Lb Yyy Y 4 Y XX 5 1.0 'ge-5 v uw nl: 'fmzfrlrn .pCYl!llICt lid! Q- AWIPQGQ' laguna - , .illdyl lnpn-naval 11:14 illi- 17Hl'VZf7Zl 'H Ulla IA if 1, wwf! 'I 'JH fF75A ,udffffl HPWUH11 440111-1- ky ,,. ' uf 17'-.1'.5' f ,agjfpzug M . 474 fy Q., H-41 ,, ,, fy, ,Q .,f, .ff , 4? -m ,Q vw Bcdmimon Club- 2 9 xt. , M' M f ,,. ff 59 ,W MM 1 N 1 xg MI 9 , 9355 'Wg' 1 351 Q R1 , , V a m?gQ QQ3 Q, W '. I Q. 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Be-le 2 1 Scheidt, Barbara, 5, 6 Miller, Evelyn, 3 C.. ,.., 5.., , 5 Celhem Kclherme 2 Scholl, Helen, 6 Miller, Lorraine, Scriba 3 Sherman, Robert, 5, 6 Perkins, Mary, 2, 3, 6, Firs onsul 4 Gerkey Ombelley 5 Springer, lna, 4, 6, Sec. 5 Second Consul 5 ' Lx Dickerson, Ninabelle, 4, 5 phllllesy Laurel 2' 3 pres' 4 Sfanek, Robert, 5, 6 Ro..erts, Marian, 5 I Stebbins, Velma lean, 5, 6 Schcll, Helen, Aedile 3 Roaers, Frances, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 5 Veith, Doris, 5 T Tulghsx -lfrevcl 2' 4' 5' 6 Terry, Dorothy, 4, 5, 6 Seipp, Ichn, 2 uelinq, Esther, 4, 5, Pres. 6 Tueling, Esther, 6 'Nhite, Leonard, 5, 6 Verway, Doris, 5, 6 Gl'C1phiC Arts '.'fordell, Elizabeth, 6 Vfordell, Elizabeth, 6 Beachler Myron 2 3 4 'Jfright Eleanor 4 5 6 7'fri'h' Eleanor 2 Firs Consul lacobs Duane 3 4 K Quaestor 6 Shipman R y 2 3 nltung Adams Iulia 4 6 L1bl'C!1'Y Appleton Belly 3 Bowden Mar uerie 2 4 Pr s History Afres Petflefl May Genvieve 2 3 4 Ballas Eileita 5 6 Blank Iris 2 3 6 V es Tuelmq Esther pres 4 Barratt lean 3 V Pres 2 Block Evelyn 3 Weljlj Marian 2 3 V pres 4 Billeauderu Zenon 4 Bloomer Betty lane 2 3 Cliur Edgar Lee Brown Barbara 2 3 Mlx Masters Yiolkowski Anthony 4 Davidson Wanda 6 Burgess Ellen 3 4 Bleemer Betty Ieee 4 Folks Harold l 2 Carrier Aancs 3 4 Beddee June 3 4 Frendi Frances 6 Calvin Donna 2 4 Garrison Marian Gilmore Dorothy Gregory Ruth 2 Harrington Betty Coonrod Frances 4 Bum'ord Yvonne 4 Burgess Ellen 4 Cowell Arda 3 Carrier Agnes 4 Dickinson Ninibelle 3 Down Myrtle 5 Fedewa Elizabeth 4 Dreher Irene 4 Iohnson Betty 6 Seraeantat Arms groeede 5 sl 31 4 3 Emery Teede 3 4 HIY er e ra e e 4 Pie Vere 5 Gignac N tialine 2 3 4 el D fm 2 3 4 6 Pre Hartman Evelyn 2 Freede I S 3 4 Donahue Richard 3 lelueell-G Helen 2 3 G N e I ignac at a ine Mdmosh GTGGOTY 4 Hutchens Vlarlorie 3 5 Miller Robert 5 6 lnksen Belly 3 Pang orn Robert 6 ll-mobs Helen 3 Hcrlmcm Evelyn 4 Fos r Elizabeth 3 Harris Betty 2 3 Laualilin Evelyn 3 4 rercivat George o o Sec lermd Del-ls 5 4 Mackey Marguerite 3 CUVI 3 4 Kent lean 3 Rom George 4 5 6 Lake Valdean 3 4 Remus Flereeee Splllel 9 Gcmh 4 Lietzke Fran es 2 3 Turrill v71ll1Gm 2 Treas Sec 5 lemeeln Helen 3 Mackey Marguerite 3 Ste W f d 3 4 Home Economics Mastrovito Angeline 4 1 mire Rasmussen Kohl GU 3 llcMasters Ehzabeh 2 4 V Pres 3 I N 4 Sfllule Helen 2 miter Evelyn 3 4 we Green Pe erson Alice 4 Seers Vivian 3 4 Siebert Norma 4 Vlite Barbara 4 Honor So et Norms Belly 3 N dl Cl Y Norton Beatrice 2 ee ecrah Barnes Muriel 5 6 Pekrul Ele nor 3 264261 B 'g' 3 R ndeu Billie rem 2 3 6 we Robbins omg 2 3 v P Bowd n llargueri 4 6 Pres Tees 5 6 C R essml mem 5 6 Sakresky Earth 2 Sec Chilson D ris 4 5 Se hanski Pose 6 C mlm Edgar Severns M rw Lou 5 DW Doulas456 Gilrn r Doro ny 5 X en ire B yl i Van Osdol Katherine 2 Greenho N va 4 5 6 h e Bee re 3 g ry Ru 'Cl ennin s Marv A1 Lqun K'1lQl lfarian 4 5 Ser' 6 nne Quaes or rt a Kozl sky Freda 5 Firs C nsul 6 'ZIIF ans re 2 Scrila 3 raeo l' Kenzi Dcna V D9 crlf' C rlsul 6 Miller Lc rarne 5 6 L, N9 D .ialas 2 3 Miller Melvin 4 5 6 lenninqs Mary Alice 3 Moorehous Carle cn 5 6 Knight Va ian S riba 4 Aed le 5 1 Q , o , , , 4, 5, 6 I A I i i I 4 , c 'e , A , ' ' , 3, 4 I - I I I , ' , , , ' , , , 4, , . 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' t, ,vi r' , c ' , 'i , . , , Abel Bonnie 6 Allen Helen 5 An ell Marian Austin Ruth 5 Ayres Patricia Beers luanita 5 Boomer Ru 6 Budden Iune 5 Burgess Ellen 5 Fed wa Elizalceth 5 e Ora ie n res era Helen I-1 ks Merlyn 5 lerrad Doris 4 I nr nas Mary Al :- Ku crn Geralain 5 Kos wicz Fr nces 5 Micnels Geraldine 5 Miler Evelyn 5 6 PC1intSp1c1x.hf ri Quaker Bubmeaz. QL1111 cmd SCFO11 RGd1O Scxence Soucxl Dcmunq Qouulwl Sportmu 1 Stu ge Travel 10 r-. Vuimt WICHH crrun UL 1 . . UI. .Llp - ..k-- Viv ' ' . iuq fXsaQmb1y Coruztliftwu 'ifs Circus Class Commntees Debatmg G1r1S Band Semor B Play Boys Band Choxr Chorus Musrcal REVIEW Opera Opera Orchestra Orchestra . , . 1 Class Off cers Courtesy Court Gxrls, League Offlcer Hall GU1d8S Baseball Basketball Boys Badmmton Cheer Lead: rs Cross Country Home Room Othcere Football Student Counc1l Representatxves Girls' League Unit Officers V L Guls Bowhnq League Golf Indoor Track Imer Class Teams Advanced Tap Squad L aders Lantern Staff Swlmmmq Tenn s Track Easterner Staff Seruor Bs Llbrary Staff Boys Tumbhng Audxtorlum Camel-Q Badmmion Beqmners Tap Bxble Study Boxmq Chemmstry Drama - 9 . , . .' 4 0 1 . - I 1 Dr1vers Grcrphxc Arts French ur Feather and Fm Germcm Girl Reserves Grrls Drscussron Grrls Glee GIFIS Tumblmq Golf Hrstory H1 Y Honor Socrety Kmttmq Lcxtm Lrbrury Lxie Scxvmq Mrx Masters Needlecrcrft Pcrmt Splcxshers Quaker Busmess Socral Dancmq Spamsh Sportman s Squad Leaders Stage Travel Ukelele Varslty Assembly Commlttee Carmval Clrcus Class Commlttees Semor B Play Boys Band Boys Quartet Chou Chorus Grrls Band Opera Opera Orchestra Orchestra Class Olhcers l Courtesy Court Glrls League Ofhcers ,Q 1 ff :'-,.: 1 f Iii.. . I.. . M r ,, U V -TFA I ' - 1 ,, Q ' .' il. 1 : f,f:i': ,.f :I t fl - fl-Iwi Z' 1 i f' l':' K f :i ..1 k'f1:. Ill' ,' Q U T.-15 I '3 32 .V 5, -1 1 '11 3 fp :V l-l'Illjl,'I. -1 , . 1:,Lg' ff 1: 1 rr ' lung 1 f' Ptzfr, ' fvlrr O. .. , L Y 7 . F Lv 1- Y- 1 ' ' . V - - . ..., A - l , . ,rr :, ir ,EIA f z' A. V Q' I ff ,1 31 ' : A 'U C E'f'i' :lf ,1 A ' F E A '- fl V f A 'Q ' Sigffgi, l.':'.'.fr' inte, . V 1 ' fx f.f ff .f ll ll: Q' f: , Y , ., .H ., -- , fllr, f' -. r Illw' f,..'::, . ' ',1:11,1:, :N 1' ' 1: 1 M VM' 1 H ,A U ., i I ' ' I V A V . 1 . Girls' Leaque Unit Officers ' Fall Guide Baseball Home Room Officers T Basketball Girls' Bowling League Golf Team lndcor Track BOYS' Bowling LQGQL Inter-Class Teams Cheer L C461 Cros County Squad Lead r Football Swimming Tennis Track Student Count rl EG I rner Stuff Repie en at x G A A Lantern Staff Library Staff 'C , E ,. 'S ,- ,D . K9 5 . C - 5 9 S I .l'CS E Wish to express our appreciation to the business firms Whose advertisements have, virtually, made the success of this publication possible. lt is our sin- cere Wish that you read this section carefully, and then . . . when making purchases . . . remember those who deserve your good will. l is ELIZABETH WORDELL ROBERT MARTIN Business Manager Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Robert Martin Dave Carver Lorraine Miller Keith Marshall Roy Brill Kathleen Rasmussen THE 1938 LANTERN PRESENTS 3 1 I C XX .0 ! X Lo xx X .fv L -. s szs i .mx I 11 See You at Ph11l1ps That IS what the Quake1s have been saymg f01 ten yeals so lt 1S no longel a Hablt It IS a Quakex Custom to make thls stole our cent1al meetmg place We hke then del1c1ous malted mllks thelr sodas 1oot bee1s and sundaes Of coulse thelr complete stock of school supphes fulfllls ou1 9V61y vxlsh We hke the se1v1ce at Phllhps and that e1ta1n fl 16Hdl1Il9SS xx h1Cl'1 gn es us a feelmg of xx elcome and says Come Agaln To you nevcomels PHILLIPS DRUG STORE IS located on M1Ch1gaH Axenue at Pennsglvama -124- A5 KENDALL'S SUPER SERVICE I I Hal. .x. Kendall, Prop. I NIAICI-'AK I,l'HRl1'.X'l'ION PETERS COAL AND SEED xusulxra ,xxn SIMHNIZING COMPAINX T21 liust Michigan Avenue sn-1 E:-f xi'-hm .x-E-. l'h I 2-0211 Iam' wrru voxlflln-Lxrir-3 ' M 'K ' ' ' M BANK OF LANSING EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 Member of the Federal Reserve System Member ot the Federal Deposlr Insurance Corp MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE Washm ton at Mlchlgan Aves Grand Rlver Ave at Center St M 6. I MALTED SHOP W BARNUM amous for SUNOCO MOTOR OILS GOOD THICK MALTEDS AND GASQLINE ICE CREAM TASTY LUNCHES Cor Permsylvama Ave and Jerome St A . g . . . . I l HT I-I,kS'l' BIIKHIKQAN .XVENIII ' I' RENIGER CONSTRUCTION CO Bid EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL PATTENGIIL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM AND ATHLETIC FIELD SAVANT GARMENT CLEANERS STLDI NTS ODORLESS M th d y O 21589 22 E t M Sp wht W k BACON S SHOE SERVICE as N11 hg, A THE E R MOORE CO HIGH SCHOOI AND COLI EGIATE CAI S AND GOWNS Lo all Rep e I-KVRDS ?X gy W1 JANTSEN BATHING SUITS fy! MIAMI BEACH TOGS 83 50 t 812 75 SPROWL BROS 126 O ui ers of J 7 if I Zoric e 0 Your Business ls Appreciatecl Onl ne Trial to Convince You I Phone - - . 92 F , 'C ira v 1118- as lchlgan Avenue I ' t n enue We ecialjze on 1- e or Under Beeman s Grocery ,a1f?c7?' 4?-1' ff: Ii o o o if f N SLB J A W E A I 4' In ' ff se Y Y 7' X XZ. . . X x ,, -J .I C 5' resent cl by and 1 LANSING ANP':,lASY LANSING . O . .W .M ,f ., ts -- Haherdashery -- Clot ing' . LANSING CGLORPLATE CO Manufacturers of Prlntmg Plates OL R NEW HOME Better Bulldzng Better Equipment Better Engravings Better Annuals 317 North Larch St Phone 2 7022 I 7 a e Y 1 w v Q 0 0 o 0 n C -dx ASKED.. Using -His head ZR I. A juqiui. 3. Spring fever. 5, VV'C1iiin' for me? 2. Heil Hitler! 4. Whered they qc? 6. In juq crqcxin. MQQRES PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS . . CFormerly Johnson Drug StoreJ M. S. Moore, Ph.G., Proprietor 2004 East Michigan Avenue EAST MICHIGAN AVENUE'S FRIENDLY STORE SENIORS OF 1938 PAY ll Electric Light and Water Hills HERE 700 East Shiawassee Street 128 LANSING CROWN SERVICE Washtenaw St. and Capitol Ave. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS PARKING THE DYER-'JENISON -BARRY Co. LANSING INSURANCE AGENCY fzwmfancg THfglNsln,w+'I51l1u IZ3 Son I H GRAND AVE. LANSING. MICHIGAN -XRE I OU AW ARE that STAHL S HARDWARE 111195 I Lomplete hue TOYS PAINTS I I FCTRICAI APPI I-XNCES POTTFRX and FIREII AC F FIXTLRFS P1 ned Rlght N XI1sh1ng.,ton he lhone UV! COMPLIMENTS C N N I F F S LANSING THEATRE BUILDING COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF EASTERN GREGORY MAYER 81 'l'HOM C0. OFFIQ F FL RNITL RF STATIOXI PX PRINTINC BLANK BOOKS I OONF I I' AF DFX Il I- N 934 S Capltol he Ifmsmg Nllch OF 1 A I cz .' 2 ' f ' of , I A I J I Y v 1. A .r 2ll.'. IEC ' 1' I '. ' 2--LI LITHOGRAIIHING and ENGR.-XYING 'A 3.1 I :'. Al f.f.A. - COMPLIMENTS THE WEISSINGER PAPER L0 THALDORF 6' SON Ill SI RN Ihone H61 STEVENSON BENNETT HARDWARE CO 428 E Mlchlgan A e Phone 2 3311 MASURY PAINTS and VARNISHES LANSING SAVINGS G LOAN ASSOCIATION Presldent joseph H Durmebacke Sec etary Oscar Bleed 117 WEST ALLELJAN ST 1OLh ILDLC-XTION IS 'NOT CONIPLETF LIIIII 1 ou Haxe I named to S-XX IT X1 ITH FI O11 If RS GENE AVERILL FLORIST lhone 3402 Delners Seruce of 1 . . GUI UIYLF .I 'I 'IVE . ' ' V . - S01 E. AIICIIILEZII1 AVE. ill HOSIIIQI' SI. Builders Hardware -- Glass and Glazing m E' -'- , , , . v , . r , I -1 y C v- . ' , Y 1 ,' I , lu' Established 1855 Daily and Sunday ti-I THE STATE JOURNAL Michigan's Great Capital Daily with 83 Years of SCFVICC Lansmg and Central Michigan Invites School Class Tours Through Its Modern Plant at All Times CIRCULATION OVER 45,000 COPIES DAILY Central Michigan in The Favorite Newspaper in the Homes of C G CONN Ltd BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Everythlng for the School MUSICISU Also Completely Equipped Repalr Shop COppos1te City Hallj 120 WEST OTTAWA STREET Lansing M1ChlgBH Phone 3505 we MM-ww, ww IAYS SHOE SHOP 119 S II axhmgton -Xxenue The HOME of FINF QUAI ITT SHOFS 't POPL'I AR PRICFS FLOYD L TUBBS Your Nelghborhood G R O C E R 1423 E. Michigan Avenue Telephone 2-6734 Members of F. T. D. SMITH FLORAL C0 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 322 South Washington Avenue A iezen Camera Ccrndids l. Snowbound. 2. ' 'Moonlight dnd Shadows. 3. Top of the World CALLING ALL STUDENTS It has been a delight to serve you for another year. Your interests are always our interest. STUDENT SUPPLY HOUSE ., u Congratulations CLASS OF 1938 Fred L. Kircher 4 . SNOW DAIRY VERRA-KLEEN lDairy1cmdl O O P CLICANERS and DYERS ICE CREAM QUALITY CLEANING FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT Pick-Lp and Delivery Service E. Michigan Ave. at Pennsylvania Phone 5-0211 'fiii 7 Come to the Olds and be sure IH -XNQLI T ROONIS IALI ROONIS LANSINGS FINEST HCTEL OLDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1938 WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY S thCpt gM bg ATLAS DROP FORGE CO LANSING MICHIGAN P MCFADDEN COMPANY EQIIPNIENT SERVICE LUMBER CO WASHINGTON FRUIT MARKETS swh 100EMhg In H Lan 9160 9453 FRESH FRUITS d VEGETABLES 3. . 'I . ' 3 , I . Pal tlaulal lx Selected Food I 232 ou a i ol Avenue Lansin , ic i an E. . SCHOOL Sl7l'I'I.lES and Y X EAY 500 . as ington 7 , ic i 3 624 '. . ichikf Avenue Phone Phone an L1 4,,, 'W WZ' my f ,W ff ?i Www 1 W' 1:91 I...- 1'iW'i1 ff X OUALI7 Yjl4L11a0H111s qAb0ye10pnof.gm1 11-19 om, .1,.. me Qln 01.113 The oldmmmle of 1907 141 ngm 1910 ondsmomne Lnmned gan ngmw 19211 oldQm0b.1e sedan Q Stand out Lars on the rx 1d today are the Ljld9lll0l'7Il9 Six and Eight Their dnstlnetlve streamlined desngn IS every where reeognwed as the Stvle Leader stvllng Their flashmg flowing Perfornmance is the last word ln smooth responsive actlon Their modern features luxurlous mterxors and room: ness set them apart from all other C1rs of moderate prune Their all round economy 1 known to thounnds of owners All these attrlhutes of these two fine cars are dlrettlw trace able to thoroughgomg quality LlllE'llltY engineering. quality materials, quality worlcmanshlp The standards of Oldsmo bile quality haw. perslstzd for more than fortx wears Thu have never thanged evupt to he .ldxanud Oldsmobile quality lS at its newest peak todax nn the Oldsmobile Sn and Enghr Drive an Oldsmobile and su for xourselt' -an Y OLD OBILE GEBLRSL MOIUKS YXLLL 2 ff 'FWEWA 1' , wg W , I' ' , 7 1 l , VW' 1, ' ,' ' ff , if 5 V 0, f f, 'ai fe I V V V57 - A ,,,, f , jf My ,,,, N H fi W, 1, , , IWW 45, W ' M. ,,,, M, ', ,,,..... ,.-,N,,,wwWwM.mm 45' 71,1 K .1 1 ffv' 'X I QQ? 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III Boring II1 mm, SIJIIIIL, Rtpan HUSIII R XXII h XI VII X100 SIRPI IS I hone 2 9123 WAGENVOORD 6 CO I II RARE POOKBIXDP RS IOOKSI I I ERS 420 North Frmd Awenue Ianslng, Mlchlgan Carpets Rugs Llnoleum Draperles Lace Curtalns Curtam Rods Wmdow Shades THE EDINGTON RUG CO 422 S Washlngton Ave Phone 2 2461 Lansmg Mlchxgan B C Edmgton Prop LANSING LAUNDRY C0 118122 E WASHTENAW STREET LANSING MICHIGAN Phone 2 1535 Laundry Dry Cleanlng Lmen Supply LANSING OLDSMOBILE COMPANY The Best Place III Town to Bux a USED C-XR 310 421 South Capltol Awenue FINE FOODS Dmners, Steaks and Chops JEAN'S HAMBURGERS Lawrence Jean, Proprletor 2023 E M1ch1gan Ave They're the Blggest, Yet the Best ' I ', ,..A',-1'-I ' I-' ,V SY 'lv' 145 5c - - 10 -S A. , ' - - ,S ' -- Ilfl I I SI ' 'I -- ' ' 'I K' 1 ' 'ZA ' : -' r, 3 I ry ,' r I ' ings, Rebuilding' and Rearchimg. NOON LUNCHEONS V Q v , V i . J ., . ' x : I J 7 V 1 N . A D J 4 1 x I . C , I . L Av I 2 ' ' ' - . y . . A' rg a . . , . I - I ' . . , -36W 4? 1:1 -'fn T,. .,Rl ,li Tx . 7 . :,,,. .J -. fflfi. KMLI F f-f-v-gf-1 run v.A..,,A NAA.. P hifi? .- 4 Y' X X. ,gf , D S I. 2 71 gr J xx fzmi' ' ' X T. S . 4 -Qu, fb 4'-E1 .17 Q. A 9: .Q Z' N LATEETSIYLES o so or our so MQVlEl'L?E rrrr TTUQHTING EFFECTS r or or as or so T5QTTrEQieFiTl5TkC0URT 59215 ,ASSLSTA-NTS as MQD,EPiNiIHQr5!iNrD,rUNTSFENGPEPARTMENTSWo A Combination That Assures You the Utmost tn Photoarapnro Value SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES For your future success and may We trust that our very pleasant retatrons as Qttrolat Lantern Photoa rapher Wlll be only the bealnnlna ot a Iona satrstac tory servrce to you East Lansrna Battle Creek Lansrna Grand Raprds S T U D . n H . U . I O S f-Q25 A Compllments of the AUTO PARK Complete Car Serv1ce Phone Z 8231 212 S ldpltol Avenue 1 Want to Be 6 MILKMAN HEATHERWOOD FARMS Mxchlgan Fmest Creamery NEW NCIIIOHGI Hat Shop Newstand Hu rd Bldg, 1 le :md H X15 Blocked I leaned SL l'l S I ressed C leamd SIIUFS Repalrmd BXRX XNIILS I KWIIIX STRAND BOWLING ALLEYS HONIF OI 12 aSTFRx HIGH BOIS -XXII GIRI S BOIII INC I If -XCLPS BECK BROS SPORT SHOP OUTBOARD MOTORS FISHING TACKLE GOLF EQUIPMENT GUNS and AMMUNITION Everythmg for Campmg 615 East Mxchxgan Avenue LANSING HI SPEED COMPANY GASOLINE OILS SOLVENIZED Phone 20764 la9 . . ,.. . . . -, - , - 7 L 5 K .. Q' ., d I' ' -z 1 - I 'X' - ' ' ,. , i ' ' ' - r l 1 bl L l i, . I .. ' - - U figars, Cigarettes, Newspapers, Magazines D , . ,A , . I . , . . . C Q F . v 7 . . I J. . , - . .. v v 4 A Ax A A Y . Q 1 7 1 , 4 AA I Ax . . L - WHO S WHO IN DENTISTRY fMembets of the Ingham County Dental SOCIETYJ B E LUCK Presldent Oral Surgeon 536 T1.ssmg Bu1'd ng D G BILLS Vxce P esldent 512 Tu s n Buxldmg FRLD L COVERT 002 Baucn Bulldmg Vsl HUFFMAN L G and W E BAILEY 1116 Olds Tower Buxldmg J WRIGHT 703 Am State Bank Blllldlflg S HART Dental Supplies 529 TUSSlHg Bulldlng CHARLES T MURPHY 1205 Clty Natlonal Bulldlng I IRVING NEDELMAN 1210 Cxty Natlonal Bulldmg R V and S M DILLINGHAM 1114 Clty Natlonal blllldlflg CLAYTON G and MILTON E BAILEY 1111 Clty Natxonal Bulldmg ARNOLD J LABBE J DOYLE Secretary and Trca u e SOO Bauch Bulld n F RANDALL 101' C11y Natlonal Bulldmg J LVAVITT JR 1233 C y National Bu 'dm If F MILLER E THRUN 308 Am State Savmgs Bank Bulldmg FARLAND F MORSE 806 Am State Savlngs Bank Bulldmg C R MULL 816 Olds Tower Buxldmg GEORGE ZEDERBAUM 816 Prudden Bulldlng C D CROCKETT 310 Townsend Street Med1cal Arts Building C E HUTCHINS 400k S Washlngton Ave PETER TRELEAVEN 210 Umted Bulldlng Orthodontzst J SWANTON 1110 Clty Natlonal Bulldmg 126 W Grand River Ave GLENN B RANNEY O E GETTS 1007 Clty Natlonal Bu1ld1ng 1003 Prudden Bulldmg 1 fl , v . , , ' M, . , n U s T xt I U . ' .. 5 ' . s E g ' ' - I ' ' ' f' T. . 1. , , 300 Bauch Building 301 Am. State Sav.njs Bank Bulid ng B. . . 1 . G- - . J A K. . A I . CREAM NIADF IN LANSIN G Phone 2 2166 229 S Cedal Stleet AUGIE PLETZ PUFF S GROCERY Super Servlce 1400 E Mlchlgan Ave C aeohne 011 I ubrlcatlon Your Friendly Store Phone 3001 Holmes and Kalamazoo COME AND SEE US SOMETIME Frlendlv Servlce 7 DA nav ca Products Are Good Keep outhiul Wlth Sunbeam Brand DAIRY PRODUCTS Parkley Square Clothes McGregor Sportwear Knox Hatters HOME of the SMARTER APPAREL for ye MEN of EASTERN CLOTHIERS HATTERS FURNISHERS H.Ko51TCHEKMfBRos. 1-11 0 1' Y A J A . ll ll I . 44 n y, I. A f v - I Y . I IK !l he o Grind 1 Camera Candids l. August Metzer waiting for second wind. 3. No luck qirls, nice day for a Walk 2. Three charminq Quaker maids flirt with 4. On a bicycle built ior two. the cameraman. Left to right: M. Garrison, 5. The hunter hunted. M. Barnett, G. Dalton. 6. Whose candy? For nearly thirty-five years, Reo has pioneered in the develop- ment of transportation. Wherever your ultimate chosen activity may call, you will find quality-built Reo products building prestige and respect for Lansing craftsmen. Like Reo products, may your every accomplishment and effort redound to the credit of your schools and your instructors, whether your employment may be in Michigan or Madagascar. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Lansing Michigan --l42- THE LANSING ICE Sz FUEL COMPANY DEPENDABLE ICE AND FUEL SERVICE FLOWER SHOPPE F.TD If lx QI I' CIAI ATTFNTION GH EN TO IARTX CORQAGP9 334 :A-gas FEDERAL DROP FORGE COMPANY Manufacturers Quctllty Drop Forges WORKS zh M r A11 Typ S L M WOLVERI NE TYPEWRITER CO XI L NI XRFS OF T111-XX RITERS CORON -X L N DERXY OOD ROX -XI RENIIXGTON IORT-XBLFS n E Tel 14 Veda Foster 124 1. 'ulamazoo Street . if , L' .Y V .' 1 ' 1 L of ?'W f l'h 1 f l 'l' 'h Th t Nl .' Q M h MICHIGAN SHEET METAL 228 Sm Capitol Every ing in Sheet e al -'A 'Av Q es of RooHng A A J A J A A A 116 . arch St. Lansing, ich. P110 e 2-1141 asy 'ms PROMPT WORK RICHMOND Bnos. co. and PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Tops in STYLE SOUTH LANSING DRY CLEANERS 21379 WS th Suu' 9 As Well as in VALUE DAYLIGHT BAKING CORPORATION MAKERS OF DAYLEE POTATO BREAD LANSING S FINEST FACTORY DISTRIBL TOR FOR Selmvr BAND INSTRUMENTS Repa1B I dOItaI1t All VSORK GLARANTEED VIC DE PRISCO 1 XI Otta a St o 4 16 LANSING CANDY COMPANY t EPPLER 6. MCCARRICK Hudson and Terrcrplcrne SCHRAFFT S CANDY 400 408 W Wah ngt n A 1 ANSING MICHIG AN 534 E M h g 4 3921 We don t W1sh you SMOOTH SAILING O one ever became a good sa1lor ghdmg over unruffled seas all the t1me The Hrst storm to come along would prove that Sunshme 1S all the brlghter because of the shadows at other tlmes Steel IS all the tougher for hav1ng been tempered 1n the fire Shape less character emerges rugged only after lt has been hewed by the sharp strokes of adverse exper1ences S we can t honestly w1sh you Smooth sa1l1ng always We hope youll have your share of lt however and wlsh you good luck throughout the future years if uto-Owners M INSURANCE COMPANY A COMPANY NAMED FOR THOSE IT SERVES Home Office Lansmg Mzchzgan O GG 77 O-i Y ' u MARKET BASKET No. 1-432 N. Washington Avenue MARKET BASKET No. 2-1108 E. Michigan Avenue MARKET BASKET No 3-2312 E Mlchlgan Avenue The Super Food Markets B g ' CONGRATIQI ATIONS C SI' NIORS . PORTER GARAGE THE Mutual Benefit Health and ILBRICATION wx ASH I ARKINC ACC1dentASSoCmhon VI shea apt AN ACME TRAINING PAYS' NIANX GRADL -XTES OF I4 ASTI' RX H-U F I REPARED FOR BL SINESS AT ACNIE YOU MAY SECURE COMPLETE INFORMATION WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE 121 VI EST XI ASHTFIN U3 S'IRI-PT -X t I tl I It I L t C O Where Every Day Is at a1n Day v J K . Representing Cor. 'a t n w and Cz iol . Y , v v , v 1 A ' 4 A ' A A I ' ' ' De'1lers of Hi-S eed Products . ' ' D 519 Tlsdale St. Telephone 4-2033 0 v Y v . . 1 v V , . . A E . . . I , ' QS ,H 11 , ssucia ec wi I . ac 'son Business 'niversi 5' Weyhing Bros. Mfg. Co. .lewelers to EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Class Rings Diplomas Commencement Invitations Caps and Gowns Jewelry Repairing 21 Specialty 301 Elton Toner 5010 I ratlot Awe Detroit NIlch1g.,dn WE SELL FOR LESS Be ause IT CosTs Us LESS TO SELL BOELIOS FURNITURE 410 12 North Washl gton Ave ue MAX HARRYMAN SHOES Col1eg1ate Footwear 11S South Wash1ng.,t0n Menue PEOPLES FINANCE SERVICE Inc U IIS Lmtul IIIIII I1 I ANSINL XIII IIII AN MERRITT Er BAILEY SHOES Featurmg MODERN MISS AND 112 N Washm ton Ave Upstairs . , , v 1 ' . a 1 Q ' I u . .h .ri c Q I I .n n lm L1 ', S ' r A . I O I 337,33 L ' ' -. Vg ' li g CROSBY SQUARE 12 . ' g . . ' Lf - Congratulatlons and Best of Success GRADUATES Int L Stlll Remam Xlblll Flo: sl LANSING FLORAL COMPANY 109 I- -Xllngall St I hone 9 3714 If Its Style FURNITURE EXCHANGE Its at 31214 N Washmgton Ave S M A L L S Strand Theatre Bulldmg COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Halt Schaffner 8. Marx Clothes 1 H 11 171111111 Telephone 2 4229 NI1dn15,ht g1JQL1ll THF KATES BEAUTY SALON FAMOUS GRILL I I The Home of Comfortable Permanents Allilllg Il A Q '11 Lu Phone 97 Ian mg N lou Alvme Bates Prop 422 TuSSlng Bldg Lansing National Bank OLDS TOWER BUILDING I1 I. I. , lf . . ' L-ff. I I ' I . . , , . A. Vlulm llrc-1 kfust li'-ui gg ' Vs - Noon l,llllCllC0ll . ' 'f .' -'z s I . IR-10' SL-ofes, My '. r '1'a .v1.. z'cl1 , s' '. .IA l. ' ' L89 ' 2 Firsf- Sfaring flow!-EFS - fl f . V .. -P' Got Your Picture Here? l. Lantern stclndhys Dorothy Terry, Allred 2. lNhGt'5 the Joke? Kathleen Rasrnuss n Porter. Lcrrciine Miller. 3. Theres that CCITIIQIGYIICIII cxfgain. Yi' Congratulations C Seniors K HOME DAIRY coMPANY ge L l 775 55 CAFETERIA LENZ LANSING FLYER The Better Bicycle OCR BUSINESS IS BICYCLES WE KNOW OCR BUSINESS THE BIKE SHOP 415 S. Cedar St. Oscar C. Lenz A Complete Repair Department LUNCH COUNTER We Deliver 319 S. Washington Ave. Phone 5-7295 ERE S a brand new type of central heatin unit' A clean silent eFFi ment automatic oil burning furnace that co ts less to run and less to buy and own' A new type burner' The Duo Therm Dual Chamber burner wzthout a single mov :ng part to get out of order has the greatest clean fire range of any pot type burner made Gives strarght Ixne temperature con trol' The tremendous Pexnbility of this burner allows it to run efficiently on low E N clean fire keepin alittleheatcirculatm atall times When the thermostat calls for niore heat the Fame increases instantly This results in a constant even temperature that s true as the compass No cold floors' N cold 70 l Concealed con trols are fully automatic Air Filters and blower which permits sum mer coolingfand the automatic humidifier ar- all encased in the tailored cabinet which is light in wei ht easily handled and easily iwstalled. CUT HOT WATER COSTS TOO- t- A Duo-Therm automatic oil burning water heater will bring you convenient '51, dependable turn-of-the-tap hot water service at an amazingly low cost of operation. No gas no electricity--you can install a Duo-Therm in city or country with equal success. Available in models for every domestic require- i Q ment. No moving parts in the clean efficient Dual Chamber burner. A Duo-Therm will give you years of cheap plentiful nuisance-free hot water. ' -:Y ':1:f:1:- i Duo-Therm D1v1s1on MOTOR WHEEL CORPQRATIQ -v MFG. OF MODERN AUTOMOBILE WHEELS Listed as LANSING, MICHIGAN 5.2325312132 Laboratoriel -150- N. E. GLASSBROOK 1 Resident S111'C1'lI1t6T1flCI1t of Agents TIIE OIIIO NATIONAL LIFE IN5L'R.-XNCIC HIMPANY C'i11cim1ati. Ohio 708 Olds Tower Bldg. Phone 2-1569 Compliments of Tlw gl F W5I11ertCo1porat1on 116 W Allegan Street Lvns g 5 Foremost Fashion Instztutlon LCI1'1S11'1q M1Ch1gGn Congratulatlons ENGLAND COOK CO Senlors Chevrolet Cars and Trucks 109 N Cedar St JUDGE SAM STREET HUGHES Tansm Mlgh Phone20f31 L G PRINE Intenor and Exterlor Decorating Walls and Houses Washed Ilmm4G41 XII AINIFOIIP N E' ' G O Z C C :in ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' 0 . g, . - ' O I . . . m Y , - '-V2 ' C . . ' ' . CONGRATULATIONS to the 38 GRADUA PIN G CLASS EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL MARSHALL S PRODUCTS Makers of KAY S HAIR RESTORER KAY S DANDRUFF REMOVER l NXlhl KAY S SHAMPOO 9 Y of 9 LANSING. MICHIGAN WHOS WHO IN MEDICINE fMembers of the Ingham County Meclrcal Socletyj M SNELL M D Presldent Internal Medrcrne 1107 C1ty Natlonal Bldg C STRAUSS M D Internal Medrcme 300 Bauch Bldg S BARTHOLOMEW M Physrcran and Surgeon 1115 Clty Natlonal Bldg C HART M D Radrotrrcran 119 W Lenawee St CYRUS B GARDNER M Physrcran and Surgeon 320 Townsend St W FISHER M D Internal Medrcrne 320 Townsend St K HECKERT M D Eye Ear Nose Throat Spec 1105 Clty Natlonal Building B HECKERT M D Eye Ear Nose Throat Spec 1105 Clty National Bulldlng LeMAYNE SNYDER M D Internal Surgery 1205 Clty Natlonal Bulldmg W BRUBAKER M D 1408 C1ty Natlonal Bunldmg S BREAKY M D Neurologrst 1211 Cxty Natlonal Bulldlng A WILSON M D Eye Doctor 400'z S Washlngton Ave MILTON SHAW M D Internal Medicine 320 Townsend St C F DeVRIES M D General Surgery 320 Townsend St W TOOTHAKER M D Physrcran 603 Am State Savmgs Bank F SANDER M D Diseases of Infants and Chrldren 320 Townsend St C SPENCER M D Surgery 320 Townsend St C HUGGETT M D General Medicine 511 Townsend St J HIMMELBERGER M D Secy Physrcran and Surgeon 320 Townsend St H M SMITH M D Physician and Surgeon 312 Tussmg Bulldlng F A JONES M D General Practice and Surgery 315 Tussmg Bldg RALPH WADLEY M D Physician and Surgeon 803 Am State Savlngs Bank R J MORROW M D Physrcran and Surgeon 302 Tusslng Bulldlng F W TAMBLYN M D Obstetrrclan 803 Am State Savmgs Bank W J CAMERON M D General Practice 502 Am State Buxldmg R E KALMBACK M D General Practice 301 Seymour Ave D A GALBRAITH M D General Practice 301 Seymour Ave FRED DROLETT M Medical Doctor 901 Prudden Bldg Surgery 702 Am State Savings Bank J PRALL M D Genrto Urrnary Diseases 505 Bauch Buxldmg R ROZAN M D General Practrce 115 W Allegan St W FOSGET M D Physrcran and Surgeon 303 Bauch Bulldmg P HODGES M D Physrcran and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Bulldlng H JOHNSON M D Physrcran and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Bunldmg A BURHANS M D Gemto Urmary Drseases 808 Olds Tower Bulldlng H ALBERS M D General Practice 401 W Grand Rlver Ave East Lansmg Mlch C DUNN M D General Practrce 213 W Lenawee St 153 9 D. . , ., ' . . y H . . . H. . A . , .11 A A . . . , .D. t , y , , D. . , D A. . 1 . 1 b J. , , . . I fa fS.a d Chfldffn . . o. M. RANDALL M.D. R. . Q , . . ' ' ' ' R. . , . . P. . , . . - , ' - R. . ' D . . ., . F. . , . Q. BROVVN BUIIXI' SHOES ROUSER'S MALTED MILK PAGE 5 LAMERSON Best TOWN mf. c. I. ROUSER DRUG co. 320 S. Washinggton Ave. 123 S, Washington Ave, 333 S. Washington Ave. Bl STER BROWN SHOES 321 N. Washington Ave. In Your Future Business Career A SlqI'l1f1CG1'1t Name and Slogan The Bank wlth the Forward Look msupb' VY' f 7 T Q AM ERICAN STATE R9 SAVINGS BAN K Mlchlgan and Washlngton Avenues and 1200 South Wcrshlngton Avenue I HI-II-XBILITX Lawrence Baking C0 MH-O MARCHAM Bakers of QU-XLITX SHOP REI AIRING BAMBY and 232 N VSa.shmf.,ton -he HONEY KRUSHED BREAD 0 p fl d I ryglyf yin H 154 I ll n ll X1 fs 0 gi 55.000 Q HAXINUN 4 msuauuc: is V roszunu 1 Rua ' 0lIPOSll'0lgi xg, QV!! - ME B64 COLT iTICSY f . . ' ' W I ' Y Y , Y V 4 J L Best of Material Used at Reasonable Prices 4 . ' ' , ' F . p . ia mer Theatre -. Q Q. , ' . ,,',,,,,, uf, ' f 4 Mr in 5 nil' rf XG? Y 'Z Y A 0 ' . If Posm wil pcm-QW H-wlH ... mffnhumwb Wil- www 1 Q Faculty Frolics 1. Sun N, 13,42 Vmf-33 M.. M. M. , . K' -. 7 - '-wff Q 2. Yfnc 5 man., Q . . - - f Y ff., J A,.v..,., .nl .-Ad, X3 T....,.,. M.- A-,:x Miss Bemjcrtim :iid fir. L-Q-f,T V, ' Q Fw Manning? V 3. Oh, us Mr. Wheeer. 1 f f M .W -, QW.. NF4 Y' 4. Bass 1: 53:23. sql., , WM ...N wouldnt hurry tc meer SQCE1 f31r :ignites-ls? kI1'Y '5 -155- .1 L.,. .-. 1 N 3 aww, E if W' Judd' ,J 535,-gg ,., -nv: LV as xx 'lu -f :Q H, 3--QM , .,,:t ,vmx-.A 4..J, . ...-...., 'N .A .nn ,N ..,., ,J,4.., f- - A, XW,.-.,1.. 2 .....-. v.,.,A...,-...-J A- ,...,,-HN. -fur Y'-.TNAA F., W , -,,n..,-. XAN-A-, mA R, ,.,..-,A Y M.- ...A-A ,--H-. ' AA3 ..-.-.. .f..,,.. '.-,-- Y- 'NAQ . DM.fv QM , - . 'fww.fvw ....,4,A,--.. ,SN,,,,. ,f-W... .A. ..T:.. .A CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1938 MICHIGAN STATE FARM BUREAU Serves 75 000 Farm Homes Kn organllalnon to help flrmlrs wln mllli of the comforts and sat! ffutxons ln hfe for thur fdmllltS 221 N Cedar St 728 E SI'113W3SS6e Lansmg M1Chlg8H lawn Seed I arden Supplnes Fertllllers hlectrlcal Xpphances Spras Nlaternals Trcrvelby BLUE GOOSE F et qunt motr lbu L llltldtlllg, on txequent cult 1 mx fun Q 1 et11 attl ictlxe 1 o 1x11 u Lledlllllllltl 1 '11 IL L 1 1 L 1114 1 e LII A 4 on cat Vllll 41 htm plea 1111 uc C no 1 J L 1 ll Ll ll ngan .xml lYlILlll1L1ll xte p IIIL Ilan xuun 1 xt t11p by 1 112 S G1 and Axe Phone 2 0674 SIMON IRON 6. STEEL CORP INDUSTRIAI SCRAP IRON AND 'NIETAI S I ansmg, Mlchlgan BISHOPS CLEANERS 6' DYERS Work Called for and Dellvered 2619 E Mlchlgan Ave Phone 2 0688 We are Bulldmg Our Busmess on QUALITY MERCHANDISE and BETTER SERVICE at POPULAR PRICES CHARLES SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET 2000 E M1ch1gan Ave L0IIgl3LLll3.t1OIIN to PHE FLTLRI' HONIF OKI 'NERS OF LAYSIYG UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Ltd. 121 W Allegan St. lv, '- 1- ss l' '- schv l -S. ani l 1 ' z mak 1 Blu- Gems 'z vel .Q , ' v A . Real omni' rt is p1'r l-l in s ' - 11. 'l ls. F-:ts car bl 1'ecl'1 ll In slit th pass- f,1'L'l S ch-sire, ' nl 1 ' - 'y s -' ' 1' l- A, ,. - . I , ,. -' -1 fitting, soft pillow, helps tu xnake the trip a . . . . 1' ' 'O x ' Bl - if sl lust-s 1'eu'l tl- 1ll'lllL'llbill -'ties uf-311.1-,.. . ' ,. ,-1 , U' S. 1. I. . ' St 1e.' j bls. l A , S ' b. ' 'Z u . V . - 1 O Av , A J 4 A J A rg , V Y 1 , , ' 4 A 4 I R H156- Complimenis of W. S. BUTTERFIELD LANSING THEATRES STRAND GLADVIER LAPITUI LANSING EC G C IV 1 1 J 0 W, s. BUT S. C. D ll , fl 1 Il -fbi Open Z3 Hours and 59 Minutes Every Day TRIO LUNCH THE DELLS Dancmg Nzghtly Except Mon PALM ER PARK Lake Lanslng Muslcal Attractlons of DlSf1I1Ct10fl JOSTEN S TREASURE CRAFT JEWELRY an STATIONERY COMPLIMENTS GEORGEA BARKER CITY TREASURER MILLETT NURSERY AND GREEN HOUSES TREES SHRUBS PERENNIALS AND POTTED PLANTS Phone 2 9335 Mlllett Mlch KIPKE SUPER SERVICE s Nlohllolls I re xses fires B ltterles lxl 1 pp Sparrus Hn pltal Ian mg, Nhth A GIFT or HER or HIM DOXTADER IEWELRY 210 E Grand Rlver Avenue MORE POWER To the Eastern Grads On some day 1n the not too dum future you may take down your copy of the Lantern to recall your grand old days at Eastern It 15 just pos slble that you wlll want to know that CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY and POWER UNITS are bullt by the NOVO ENGINE CO Lansmg MlCh1baU DEAN C1 HARRIS Authorwed I-ORD XXII I INC OI N Uh XI I' RS NI II ANI? LSPIJ C ARS THRFI4 I Ot -KTIONS mm x low N XORIH I XNSINI I' XXI KNSINI GRI-IICTINGS to the Students of EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL MAX TEMPLETON Be Sure to Ask for CAPITOL SERIES and UNCLE DUDLEY Alarm- THE DUDLEY PAPER CO Gas -- . ' -- Q zu Q f WH. ' PKIC cur. Michigan and Holmes Phone 9270 .Q r' S' fs' - . W f 1 I A J L ' in , I . ', , . , . ' . ' 'U f I. L.. If Know These? l. Hi Tootsl Left to right: Katherine Halstead, lune Wood, Billie lean Randall. 2. Our chernistfloe Covello. 3. Two gun Ti from Timbuctoofllck Croy Doug Dawe Cmountedl. 4. The three B's fBetty S. Cone, Betty Richter, Betty Appleton. 5. Pull, girls . . . Betty Valentine, Kay Ras- mussen, Helen Scholl, Marion Roberts, Carol Letzrinq, Lorraine Miller. VAN PEENEN'S FLOWERS Member Florist Telegraph Delivers Phone 4-2618 127 East Michigan Ave. LANSING MICHIGAN 20th CENTURY TAILORS Phone 4-3625 125 E. Michigan Ave. High Grade Tailoring, Cleaning. Pressing, and Remodeling at Reasonable Prices 0L'R UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE We Press and Repair All Garments Made by Us FREE of Charge for the Life of the Garment KEWPEE HOTEL H,-iMr:L'RGs MALTEDS They've made their way by the way they'1'e made. 115 W. Shiawassee MANAGEMENT OF ONE'S SELF COMES FIRST For information and advice regarding all forrns of insurance call ROBERT C. STRATTON 2-1666 112 E. Allegan Street Establlshed 1919 Phone 5 5230 FIREPROOF STORAGE COMPANY Modern Flreproof Bulldmg for Furniture Storage Local and Long Dlstance Movmg Packlng and Cratmg Rellable Servzce at Reasonable Przces 430 NORTH LARCH STREET CLEO S BEAUTY SHOP OPI' N NIONDAH W I' UNI SDAX u-39 P RIDAY I' X I' NIWGS 819 Elst Mlchlgan Avenue Telephone Z 6al2 Speclalxzlng 1n Secretarlal Stenographlc and Accountmg Courses LANSING SECRETARIAL SCHOUL A Dlstmctzve School Offermg Indxvlduallzed Instruction and Personahzed Employment Service M F DeN1se Pres 503 TUSSING BLDG Phone 5 6815 161 f S 9 I , -JS 1 1 L . , . , Kr asf: and 4 .4 1 V Y iywv ww 1 ,. . . . . . - .. . - C . 66 u e u ll . . , . CONGRATULATIONS To evely gladuate I extend my heartlest cong1atu latlons and good VS1Sh9S I knovs Just how happy and p1 ofitable have been you1 yea1s 1n hlgh school And lt IS my SIHCQIG wlsh that havmg completed that 1mpo1tant step 111 voul educatlon the Vea1s ahead Wlll be hlled xx 1th eve1yth1ng that 1S good b1 lflglllg to each and eve1 yone of you p1ospe11t3 and o FRANK D FITZGERALD 162 n 1 ' .. - . . . - - - . . . . I . . . Y . . . - 1 1 q, 7 m . , . . . v - - - 7 . . . 1 - a 7 v y . JY- 9 - M ... 27 A.. 1' 6 Injured star WERE YOU THERE? 3. Betty Harrington. l. Hold 'ern Eastern, Hold 'emi Left to riqht: 4. Wondering Winnyf' Mr. Winston to you. W. Green, T. Wonch, E. McCo1iqe, W. Boll. 5. Ain't love qroind! 2. Evelyn Hcrrtrncznn. 6. The big rnornent. THE PIANO OF TODAY ' .iii Modern Styling T' ,f ' Real Tonal Quality A 'r r J Superb Workmanship K x Quality Throughout T: Honestly Priced P O i 3 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT We have the Exclusive Agency in Lansing and vicinity for C. G. CONN Band and Orchestra Instruments -- All sold on Easy Terms. BUDD'S MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music Telephone 4-6615 318 S. Washington Ave. Lansing, Mich. 163 LEADI' PS IN COMNIFPCIAI EDLCATIOIN IIOI I1 XINARQ LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Ioml Stleet at Capltol Axenue Z XX x! I P L OFFFRSXOI IROXI N COURSI S I'Ix0X FN TI -XCHI RS I hOXI N 'II XII OOKS I ROY FN TR AXINING THAT NII I TQ CONIPETITION Call 79819 fm -XHIILIAI Catalog HORN CANDY CO INC Wholesale Candy Phone 2 9890 1915 E M1Chlg3H Ave LANSING MICHIGAN IT S NEXT IT S NIODFRNISTIC WENTWORTH BARBER SHOP 107 II GldI1CI Am XNIH BI -XNIJT 111 Come 111 and Look Ls Ox 91 S-U In mth SAFET1 at xoul REX ALL DRLG STORF WEIMER S REXALL DRUG STORE 9392 I' Illchlgan he-nm I KNSINI NIH HIC AN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS VAUGHAN BATTERY SERVICE 429 431 N Grand Ave Dxstrzbutors of Wlllard Batterzes T W! V Y V 4 ? f N 1 1 kk A 4 K J X 4 A, .4 ' I I l ' 1 K. K A ,K Z,- 'XX AV ix: ff ' ,ef 'Ti-9 Q v , , . 1. L . 4 I 3 vqwv w ywsy y v v 41 41 w ,y vpv wfvvwj w 4. , L 1L, , A, A4 4 A , 11 44 l L . 7 y v v v 1 w V v A4 A A A A 41 'A K. A A 5 w I .... 'J 4 7 w v- v K A - v . , . v J I Z- I.. ' ' I ' l 1. A k A ip A I. A . , v v I, 1 . . . . , - 1 A . J . . . . . - ' .. - , .- . -II . . o 1. ' - - M . v' v '., . . . . GR -XDL -XTION GIFTS That Ia t Thmugh the Xealw PARKER JEWELRY 1113 XX ASIIINCTUN XXI' NLP Compllments of the YMCA Year round 3Cf1V1f16S I B BRI IIH XII l 1 eneral Sure-tary LI' V I' R-XGI HIE -XDQLARTERS NI IAQIN of NP HI ROI AI C ROW 'N COI A P-XR T P-XK 410 lx XI XII XLOO II Al X IXNSINC NIILHILIXN Congratulatlons Senlors FRANK T FRANKLIN Real Estate Agent I hone 7 1190 110 I' frmd Rlxer he MICHIGAN sCHooL SERVICE, INC Pleasantly and Efficlently Servlng the Students for Many Years J-I-X. 312 314 N Grand Avenue as , A, S . ' , .L. .'. '..' .vi .'. Ylfvi 3, 1 v 1 . 5 1 , , . ,I I . 1 .. . . 2 ' '.' 2 I' I Y 1 7 v I 0 0 I 0 A I A A J , . . . 1 - - I fog- Bgyg and Ygung Men,', 'L AL . Q r , 14 'Al C. . C I ,l ' ' ., ., . , , .J . . . II, . I . . I '-T . T I. Q 2 ,- ' . - . Ol TSTAXDINC LNI Sl AI XI Ahl OUR COXI Rs CAN ORDINARILY BE ATTRIBUTED TO KOVER KRAFT KOVER KRAFT YEARBOOK COVERS IWDIW IDl AI I Y DFSIGINED FOR YOUR BOOK Conqratulcrtlons Senlors JAMES LOWELL Llght Trucklng Black Dlrt SAND GRAVEL LIME Phone 2 9937 6 We Are Proud ot' the 1938 I..-XNTICRN COVER 1 v 1 A AL' T y EAST MAIN STREET AT GRAND AVENUE - - LANSING, MICHIGAN IT IS A PLEASURE TO PRESENT THIS AND ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES OF THE LANTERN TELEPHONE 2 2231 For Good Prlntlng BRUCE M STOVE O L STOINE ZA! 1 . I I Printed by Index to Advertisers A M Acme Business College 1 American State Savings Bank 1111 1 Atlas Drop Forge Company ,,t,,,,,,t Auto-Owners Insurance Company Auto Park 1 1. ..,7 - B Bacon, R. C.1. . H H 1- Bank of Lansing 11 ,,,, 11 1 Barnunr, W. 1 11 . Barker George A. 1 11 Beck Brothers Sport Shop c,,, c,,, 1 11 Bishops Cleaners 8. Dyers Bike Shop The Boelros Furniture Budds Musrc House Butterfield W S Theatres nc Cannrff K L C harles Food Market Citizens Fuel Company Cleos Beauty Shop Collegiate Flovyer Shop Conn C G d Drylrght Baking Corporation Dean Sz Harris of Lrnsrng Dell The Dc Prrsco Yrctor J Doxtader Jeyyelry Dudlev Paper Company Dyer Jenrson Barrv Company Eastern Michigan Motor Buses Edrngton Rug Comp my Eppler 81 McCarrrck England Cook Comp my Famous Grrll l1eder al Drop Forge Company Irt.Lgerald for Goyernor Comnrrssron Floyyer Shoppe Furniture Exchange Iranklrn Frank I11reproof Storage Gregory Mayer Sz Thom Cornpanv Glassbrook N E Harrynran Max Shoes Haryrn Ice Cream Company Heatherwood Farrrrs Company Home Darry Company Horn Candy Company Hurd s Hughes Judge Sam Street Jean s Hambur ger Josten s Kates Beauty Salon Kendalls Super Service Keyy pee Hotel Krpke Super Seryrce Krrcher Fred L Kosrtchek H 8: Brothers Koyer Kraft Kramer Auto Parts Conrpany Lansing Business Unrversrty Lansing Candy Cornpanv Iansmg Colorplate Company Iansrng Croyyn Seryrce Lansing Darry Company Lansrng Floral Iansrng Ice 8. Fuel Company Iansrng H1 Speed Company Lansing Laundry Lansing National Bank Lansing Oldsmobile Company Lansrng Savings 8 Loan Company Lansing Setretar ral School Lawrence Baking Company Loyyell James Stone Pr nrrnq Co Lcrnsrnq Mrch 146 154 134 145 139 126 125 125 158 l 5 I I DI 1 I K I I D K 9 M 8: J Malted Shop 1 Marshall's Products 1 1 1 Market Basket 11 1 1 1 Merritt 81 Bailey Shoes 1 Michigan School Service Michigan Sheet Metal Works 11 Michigan State Farm Bureau Millett Nursery 1 11 Marchanr, Milo 1 11 1 Moor'e's Pharmacy ,,,, Motor V1 heel Corporation ,,,, 1 McFadden E P Company Iyehr Beyerages Inc New Natronal Hat Shop Noyo Engine Company Olds Hotel Olds Motor Works Page Sz Lamerson Shot Store Parker Jewelry Peoples Frnance Seryrce Inc Pctcr Corl Sz Seed Comprny Peterson Delbert Phillip Drug Store Pletz Augie Portcr Grrage Prine L G Puff s Grocery Rcnrgcr Construction Company Reo Motor Car Company Richmond Brothers Comprny Rouser C J Drug Storc Say mt Grrnrent Cleaners Service. Lumber Company Srmon Iron KL Steel Small s Snrrth Flor 'rl Company Snack Shop Snoyy Dairy South Lansrng Dry Cleancrs Sproyyl Brothers Stahl s Hardware State Journal The Stevenson Bennett Hardware Strand Bowlrng Alleys Stratton Robert C Student Supplv House Style Shop The Thaldorf 85 Sons Trro Lunch Two Ltgs Inc Tubbs Floyd L Templeton Max Mayor Union Building 8: Loan Assn Yan Peenan Florist yaughn Battery Seryrce Nerra Kleen Cleaners 8: Dy ers yerslurs Studro VS agenyoord 8: Company Washington I1rurt Market Vtermers Drug Store Vkcr rnger Paper Company The Vicntyyorth Barber Shop Vicyhrng Brothers Mfg Co Vtolyerrne Insurance Company VS olyerme Typeyyrrter Company Vtohlert Corporation YYth Century Tailors Inc Young Men s Christian Assn 125 152 146 147 165 143 156 158 15-1 128 5 1 DU 5 1 71 1 1 J J J J 'JJ 7 I J D J 0 ' 13.3 ' 1.0 ' - v 1' cc,c 1 1 H6 4 , . ., 11 134 D ! ' ' 'W ' ' ' J . , . - Y V W W W 14- Y . 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